Sentence examples for viable proxy from inspiring English sources
Music became a viable proxy for actual living a scout dispatched over the hillside, a manner of exploring the world without directly engaging it.
In the domain of nature conservation and landscape ecology, spectral heterogeneity (SH) derived from remotely sensed imagery is considered a viable proxy for species diversity detection.
We therefore consider the detection limit of the MS measure a viable proxy.
Importantly, staining patterns and intensities in these samples were similar to those detected in the corresponding primary cultures (Supplementary Figures 6A and B), confirming that the cultures were a viable proxy for tumour tissue samples in this study.
That is, for networks of any given size, the number S of sulfur sources on which they are viable can serve as a proxy for phenotypic robustness.
It is observed that use of neural network, as a proxy to numerical simulator is viable for narrowing down or locating the area of interest for optimum well placement.
Nodule size, measured as biomass or projected area, is a good proxy for the number of viable rhizobia in a nodule [ 129, 132, 136].
Although, parent proxy has been recognized as a viable option for child health status [ 35- 37], some research suggests there are discrepancies in parent and child responses.
Self-report continues to be recognized as the standard for measuring quality of life; however, parental proxy has been identified as a viable collection method for children who are not able to answer questions themselves [ 19].
Mr. Annan, they say, does not want to be seen as an American proxy, but he is determined to do what is necessary to help Iraq create a viable government.
