Similarly, the third criterion for the division of firms is the tangible net worth, taken as the proxy for debt capacity.
Hence, we argue that hydrogen peroxide detected in iron-containing systems with an iron-chelator added is a proxy for the capacity of the system to generate ·OH in the absence of an iron chelator.
To the extent that inputs - such as R&D expenditures - are a proxy for innovation capacity, Europe, according to a June 2015 report by McKinsey Global Institute, spends 2% of its GDP on R&D, about the same as China's 1.98%, but well behind United States' 2.8%.
Previous studies have shown that age is at best a proxy for developmental capacity [ 8– 10] and other key determining factors are highlighted.
These differences are clinically important but are not detected by diagnostic strategies that use serotype as a proxy for pathogenic capacity.
It is recognized that age is, at best, a proxy for developmental capacity, and that experience, maturity and psychological state are key determining factors.
With a high degree of interplay expected between tertiary and secondary structural changes [ 24], we evaluated the potential of infrared spectra as a proxy for binding capacity.
We analyse competencies and authorization to perform emergency obstetric and neonatal care signal functions [ 12, 13] among different categories of providers, as a proxy for the capacity of health systems to efficiently use the human resources already available.
In Drp/MC P7 muscles, the intensity of SDH staining, a proxy for oxidative capacity, was slightly reduced and, at P25, it was found in punctuated units in most fibres and some were completely devoid of oxidative capacity in their core.
