Sentence examples for satisfactory proxy from inspiring English sources
A numerical investigation based on simulation of ambient noise for the whole set of 887 profiles also indicates that the amplitude of H/V ratio may be considered as a satisfactory proxy for site amplification when applied to measurements at urban scale.
Ultimately however, S. aureus nasal colonization alone may not be a satisfactory proxy measure in the community setting [8].
1 However, this predicted increase was mainly based on demographic changes and the assumption that urbanisation is a satisfactory proxy for risk factors such as obesity, smoking and physical activity.
The community-based clinicians who participated in this study reported that observed occurrences of CM in the therapy session are a satisfactory proxy for how much CM they use both in and out of session; we do recommend, however, that CM be clarified operationally and studied in greater depth.
And inevitably, specialists disagree as to what kinds of material indication can be viewed as satisfactory proxies for symbolic cognition.
That the residuals "…usually have a similar distribution to the original data…" [ 12] does not absolve the analyst from model based residual interrogation; the simple reporting of overall measures such as R[ 77] or agreement indices of observed versus predicted [ 71] are not satisfactory proxies.
We therefore conclude from this comprehensive numerical investigation that the simplicity, low cost and short duration of H/V measurements contribute in making A 0HV a satisfactory site amplification proxy with a remarkable quality/cost ratio.
Self-reported waist circumference has been reported as a satisfactory and reliable proxy for objective circumference measures [ 43].
The most relevant loading parameter is found to be the spectral acceleration on rock (or "stiff" site) at the considered period, and the worst the rock (or "stiff") peak acceleration, with a satisfactory behaviour for the strain proxy PGV/V S30.
However, the proxies that yielded satisfactory PPVs for atopic dermatitis and allergic rhinitis yielded low sensitivity values.
For some countries no satisfactory BMI data were available, so proxy country data were used (in the case of Member States with very small populations) or extrapolated from mean data (in the case of other countries).
