Previous research suggests that shortened versions may be sufficient proxies for the full AUDIT (AUDIT-10), but evaluations of both the AUDIT-10 and shortened AUDIT versions are generally limited to clinical [ 10- 12, 14- 18] or adult general population samples [ 7, 8, 19- 21], with the exception of a number of studies of the AUDIT-10 in college students [ 22- 25].
There is little evidence that a 3.0 GPA is a proxy for such talent and sufficient to predict performance either in graduate school or, more importantly, in the workplace after graduation.
Ideally, we would need a single data source with a large longitudinal sample where we have sufficient doctors' mobility and we measure wage as proxy for efficiency.
to ensure that each publication had a sufficient time to accrue citations which we use as a proxy for research impact.
Presumably, the rationale is that this word, used as a proxy for or in conjunction with "freedom of speech", would be sufficient to accommodate both the reasons behind and the consequences of the decision.
Impact energy is the more relevant hazard proxy for studies regarding the vulnerability of built infrastructure, because only projectiles of a sufficient energy are capable of damaging buildings and penetrating roofs.
While this may be because 3D visualisation helps detect polyps, it may also be a proxy for other measures that influence diagnostic performance; for example, a high-quality workstation, training, or sufficient reporting time to incorporate 3D search.
Similarly, DNA melting experiments, used as a proxy for demonstrating RNA chaperone function, have shown that the single RRM domain of NtGR-RBP1 is sufficient to induce DNA melting of CTG-containing fragments.
However, orders excluding transportation rose 0.5 percent and a proxy for business spending increased 1.4 percent, indicating that the economic recovery was still gaining some momentum, though not sufficient to help the labor market.
