Sentence examples for suitable proxy from inspiring English sources

But one plan that is being promoted by a close Bush adviser, Martin S. Feldstein of Harvard University, is a suitable proxy.

We therefore do not see the LFS as a suitable proxy for the demand side.

We conclude that small-molecule substrates are not a suitable proxy for determining the pH profiles of family 11 xylanases.

The scaled solar flux index, F10.7, delayed by 20 months, is found to be a suitable proxy for predicting the bias.

The estimation procedure of this study also allows for testing whether the Thai price is a suitable proxy or whether international rice prices are too isolated and fragmented for there to be a credible world rice price.

In the case of the SM field, Maus and Weidelt (2004) proposed the Est index (external part of Dst) as a suitable proxy for describing the temporal changes of the ring current effect.

This article details how field knowledge of the spectral properties of Sphagnum spp., airborne remote sensing data and a range of image analysis approaches, may be combined to provide a suitable proxy for near-surface wetness.

In this paper we focus on accessibility to jobs, however, job locations are a suitable proxy for many types of activity [37, 38] since most types of activity participation are associated with the location of some type of corresponding employment (i.e. medical jobs for health care, retail jobs for shopping, etc).

Our design proposal consists of jointly deciding on (i) the number and placement of proxy servers on a given set of potential nodes, (ii) replicating content on the proxy servers, and (iii) routing the requests for the content to a suitable proxy server such that the total cost of distribution is minimized.

We conclude that skin temperature is not a suitable proxy for human heat exposure, and that spatial epidemiology studies could benefit from mapping apparent temperature, using an approach similar to the one reported here, to better quantify differences in heat exposure that exist across an urban landscape.

A statistical analysis was performed on the data using Principal Component Analysis, confirming that embodied carbon, a popular metric for evaluating environmental impacts in building LCAs, is a suitable proxy for other relevant environmental impact metrics when assessing the impact of repairing earthquake damage of buildings.