Sentence examples for proxy for performance from inspiring English sources

The EEOC and others favoring a higher age limit respond that they have no objections to high performance standards but that it's not fair, and it violates ADEA, to use age as a proxy for performance ability.

Within ESG investing, the volume of corporate disclosure through sustainability reports and questionnaires has sometimes been used a proxy for performance.

Previous research on assessment suggests that knowledge-based written assessments can predict the results of performance-based tests, and hence knowledge-based assessment could be used as a proxy for performance.

The study located two main prognostic factors: the 3-fold classification by treatment intention being the most important one, followed by physical functioning which may be seen as a proxy for performance status.

In recent years, the concept of amenable mortality has been used as a proxy for performance of health-care systems by Nolte and McKee [ 7- 9] and Tobias and Yeh [ 10].

Inspection of records has been used for several years as an indicator or proxy for performance [ 7, 8], and additional value has been demonstrated in family practice for chart-stimulated recall conversations in conjunction with chart reviews [ 9].

Polls inevitably include a margin of error, because they draw on subjective opinions; data from a sample of graduates, however the sample is picked, is not perfectly representative of all graduates; and the measures captured by each ranking are only imperfect proxies for performance, not performance itself.

The primary focus of this paper is the design of efficient algorithm for the calculation of solution to the placement of proxies for performance optimization in hierarchical reliable multicast (HRM).

Claims administered 90 days before patients' lung cancer diagnosis through 30 days following cancer diagnosis relating to home medical services and nursing home use were also identified as proxies for performance status (Wisnivesky et al, 2011).

As the authors point out, while the past statistical performance of baseball players isn't a perfect proxy for future performance, it is a pretty good predictor of future salary, which is what matters for the study.

A second proxy for jump performance, slipping rate, indicated that terrestrial blennies also performed superior to the other two ecotypes (contingency analysis and Pearson's Chi-squared: χ2 = 123.396; P<0.000123.396