Sentence examples for natural proxy from inspiring English sources

The article also includes a review of the available natural proxy archives from the Central Mediterranean.

Employment is a natural proxy to measure the impact of the interventions because many such programs list job creation for local residents as one of the primary objectives.

Two north- and south-oriented watershed slopes having distinctly different vegetation biomass and active layer depth were used as natural proxy for predicting possible future climate changes occurring in this region.

An additional challenge for child maltreatment is that the parent/caregiver may be the abuser and while the parent may be the natural proxy for valuing other types of children's health, the parent/caregiver will often not be the appropriate proxy.

That he has reported so soon, and in a way that supports the CRU researchers, will be seen by many critics as de facto evidence of a whitewash.Lord Oxburgh and his colleagues were not concerned with whether CRU's scientific findings, which are based on records of temperature change from instruments and natural proxies, were correct.

We discuss the data available for the assessment, and investigate the natural climate variability during the past 500 years based on natural proxies and documentary sources (section  3).

We performed a multivariate calibration of the large-scale information in the proxy data network (documentary evidence, natural proxies) against 20th century gridded (0.5° resolution) land-based meteorological data (CRU TS3.0).

In a series of ultrasonic transmission and reflection experiments, the model was initially filled with air (a natural gas proxy) and then liquids (distilled water and glycerin as brine and oil proxies, respectively) were gradually injected into the composite material to simulate different rates of fluid saturation.

This parameter is a natural, physical proxy for the site amplification (considering also that density contrast plays only a marginal role in site amplification compared to velocity contrast).

The literature have developed theoretical frameworks to model different pieces of the causal chain linking different shocks—including natural disasters to proxy determinants of human capital and other dimensions of human welfare, but there is no consensus of whether natural disasters have consequences on the creation and use of human capital (Baez et al. 2010).

Robustness test (not reported) indicate structural identical results for other proxies (natural logarithm of earnings before tax; of return on assets; of return on sales) that are constrained by data availability.