'proxy measurement' is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is used to describe a measurement that is used as an alternative for a direct measurement that is difficult to obtain. For example, "Due to the difficulty of measuring children's literacy skills directly, we instead used a proxy measurement of their scores on an aptitude test."
Given the properties of these groups, the use of SLC2A9 variation as a proxy measurement in this way allows for differences in disease risk or measured phenotype across the groups to be attributed solely to the differences in average levels of uric acid attributable to genotypic variation.
proxy measurement choice of the dependent variable.
proxy measurement choice of the independent control variables.
The difference with a Lime Equation is that it can't instruct people like these metrics can because it is a proxy measurement for a smorgasbord of desirable behaviors.
Thus, the second block of robustness checks examines the sensitivity of our extra-regional migration analysis to: i) sample selection ii) proxy measurement choice of the dependent variable iii) proxy measurement choice of the independent control variables iv) functional form adopted in the regression .
VNIRS using partial least squares regression was effective in predicting SOC (R2 = 0.85; a root mean square error (RMSE) = 12.3 g kg− 1) and proved an effective proxy measurement.
To determine CO2 levels before the introduction of modern stations, scientists must use so-called proxy measurements.
Indicators may be direct measurements of physical changes, contaminants or biological and ecological effects, or proxy measurements of these attributes.
Five of the 6 studies used proxy measurements for IAP and no quantitative measurements were undertaken.
We had also used proxy measurements for insulin resistance and β-cell function.
Proxy measurements will be used for the EQ-5D, CANE and QoL-AD.
