Sentence examples similar to proxy of the latter from inspiring English sources

The definition of breast tumors that are 'triple negative', i.e., lack of expression of ER, PR and HER2, largely overlap with that of basal-like tumors and is sometimes used as a proxy for the latter.

The similarity between the dynamics of bend generation frequency and of bend velocity suggested that the former could serve as an adequate proxy for the latter throughout the measurement period.

An important remaining question is the added contribution of putative biomarkers to prediction from of non-invasive, easily retrievable clinical data: Clinical manifestations may express the compounded effect of underlying biological vulnerability and thus might constitute more easily obtainable, non-invasive proxy variables of the latter.

The former will provide an independent paleotemperature proxy and the latter is shedding light on the Late Pleistocene phylogenetics of beetles.

Matheis-Kraft & Roberto [ 29] investigated whether prior discussions of value indicators by older women and their proxies increased the abilities of the latter to make 30 hypothetical healthcare decisions in congruence with those of the women.

If the sessions were established via the new proxy, the latter updates the record of the MH and starts serving it instead of forwarding to another proxy.

Questionnaire-based methods are more common, and rely on self- or proxy-reports (the latter most often by a parent).

However, assigning proxy histories derived from historically erupting volcanoes to historically quiet ones potentially overestimates eruption frequency of the latter.

Furthermore, the comparison with the nightlights GDP per capita proxy is difficult, as the latter is likely an underestimate for the economic activity in many of these counties.

He disapproved of the latter.

The boy was of the latter sensibility.