Sentence examples for proxy for demand from inspiring English sources

Third, each price listing comes with data on the associated number of clicks, which serves as a proxy for demand and relevance to consumers.

The resulting diet was used, in a second step as a proxy for demand in agricultural commodities, to test the impact of such a scenario on food production and land use in England and Wales and the impacts of this on agricultural landscapes.

One is that overseas is where the business is coming from manufacturing output, a proxy for demand for Emerson goods, is growing at 8% in emerging markets compared with only 3% in the U.S. The other reason is that overseas is where the brainpower is.

Tesla said that it is misleading to look at sales as a proxy for demand for the car.

"We have a waitlist," we said, "how can our enrollment be declining?" Short answer: enrollment is down district-wide and waitlists are not perfect proxies for demand.

Because of its simplicity, it is the most commonly used metric for workforce comparison and provides a 'broad brush' approach that may provide a helpful starting point for planners and policy makers, as it takes account of population growth as a proxy for need and demand.

"But, until good schools are demand-driven, you need a proxy for the demand.

The employment rate is the economist's first proxy for labor demand, and the long-term, structural decline for men suggests demand shifts against them, especially those without college degrees.

The field sample was determined by an analysis by campaign staff and the evaluation office using variable such as demand for Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission (PMTCT) (which served as a proxy for the demand for campaign support by country offices), PMTCT progress, and distribution qualities (e.g. regional, income, size).

During the industrial revolution, global growth (a proxy for money demand) was regularly 5% per year.

We therefore do not see the LFS as a suitable proxy for the demand side.