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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.

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.

Optical densities (OD) of the algae at 665, 680, and 735 nm were found to be viable proxies for cell number of C. sorokiniana grown outdoors with daily fluctuations, despite inherent differences in chlorophyll sensitivity at each absorbance wavelength.

We therefore consider the detection limit of the MS measure a viable proxy.

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.

Nodule size, measured as biomass or projected area, is a good proxy for the number of viable rhizobia in a nodule [ 129, 132, 136].

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Unemployment claims are a proxy for layoffs.

Jobless claims are a proxy for layoffs.

Applications are a proxy for layoffs.