Sentence examples for well proxy for from inspiring English sources

Indeed, occupation is strongly related to income and thus may affect in similar ways as material resources and as well proxy for living standard and health among others.

Silver and platinum work as well and copper is a good proxy for world economic growth because it has so many industrial uses.

So well understood is the mechanism that satellite data on water temperature is a good proxy for coral bleaching.

Moreover waist circumference, a well documented proxy for visceral obesity [ 25], was significantly decreased in our patients.

Another was a measure of pain sensitivity, called the Roman chair, which Dunbar says is a well-established proxy for endorphin release.

This can be regarded as a well-motivated proxy for the likely level of usage of each link when journeys are occurring on a network.

Individual-level measures of SEP were based on parental education, a well-established proxy for adolescent SEP [ 24, 28– 30].

22 23 While US Census data on same-sex households are a well-established proxy for sexual orientation, these data also have known limitations.

The extent of among individual variability in skull size was visually assessed by plotting the loge-centroid size of specimens ordered according to the elevation at which they were collected; note that elevation is a well-suited proxy for environmental differences in tropical regions where elevation represents the most evident axis of climatic and ecological variation [ 68]; see Table  1).

Indeed, when we investigated the cleavage pattern of α-spectrin, a well-known proxy for discriminating calpain-induced necrotic and caspase-induced apoptotic proteolysis, 31 we observed a potent reduction in both processes in Lira-treated animals where these animals were largely unchanged from shams.

In this study we used 'familiarity' operationalized as 'knowing the patient well' and 'knowing the GP well' as a proxy for personal continuity [ 9].