Sentence examples for proxy terms from inspiring English sources

The murky science of risk assessment relies on attempts to quantify "trauma" and "adversity," which, on the one hand, are meaningful clinical concepts but, on the other hand, are proxy terms for poverty.

The idea is to expand the term search graph considering the whole ensemble of proxy terms.

To keep the number of proxy terms reasonable, only the pronunciations whose occurrence probability obtained from a phone confusion matrix is above a predefined threshold were considered.

To do so, a mismatch of one phone was considered to build the multiple term pronunciations (and hence the proxy terms).

This system is the same as the Phone STD system explained before with some term-based modifications aiming to increase term detection: Instead of considering the canonical phone sequence as phone transcription for each search term, multiple term pronunciations are considered to form proxy terms.

Medical notes were reviewed for reports of delirium, or the presence of two proxy terms, 'confusion' or 'agitation'agitation

And how skewed are our priorities, if the overriding response to the devastating sight of thousands of desperate, drowning refugees is to wonder what they might do to our "culture", or "traditions", or "values", or whatever proxy term for intolerance it is that you're using?

From the word lattices, the best hypothesis is chosen as the term to search, i.e., as proxy term.

From the calculated ionisation rates, a proxy termed EUV-TEC, which is based on the global total ionisation is calculated, and describes the ionospheric response to solar EUV and its variability.

One of the indicators, foreign born, is perhaps an unfortunate proxy term for migrant populations, but it is the only one available.

Because coverage of the catchment area of each health center by CBHI was not generally documented, we instead calculated a proxy, termed the CBHI use rate.