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(61) Proxy: to control access to an object by providing a surrogate, or placeholder, for it.

(62) Labeling China as a non-market economy country, western countries have long been applying surrogate country approach to determine the normal value of Chinese goods.

(63) The Enviro San and ES- 1000 sterilant system was used to validate a high - speed, low - acid aseptic rotary filler using a surrogate for Bacillus cereus.

(64) Ishmael was Abraham's son by using Hagar as the Surrogate mother.

(65) These new media technologies demonstrate the power of media to reformulate space and time as a surrogate experience.

(66) Leningrad was the third alien city to offer him a surrogate home.

(67) Mary Beth Whitehead signed a contract with a New Jersey couple in the mid-eighties, agreeing to be their surrogate mother, in exchange for a large fee.

(68) The results show that equivalence surrogate method for damage assessment is feasible.

(69) Radiographic features of OA severity, joint space narrowing (JSN), a surrogate for cartilage loss and osteophyte (OST) formation, were assessed for the knee and ankle.

(70) A surrogate pair can represent a base character or a combining character.

(71) When surrogate right of succession transforms into acquired right of succession the right of expect...

(72) Such cases include a Brooklyn surrogate court's definition of the Jewish marriage ceremony and the Iowa Court of Appeals' declaration that French is the official language of the Republic of Guinea.

(73) Therefore, the ACCP guidelines were developed from the data obtained from randomized trials, which used venogram data as a surrogate outcome measure.

(74) There are multiplayer consign and surrogate relationship in our media.

(75) The conventional surrogate constraint method, which can improve the efficiency of branch-and-bound or cutting plane algorithms, can not guarantee to find the optimal solution of the primal problem.

(76) John Brown was the latest in a series of surrogate father figures in Victoria's life.

(77) A thickened carotid intima - media layer is a surrogate marker for heart attack and stroke.

(78) A surrogate mother is artificially inseminated with the father's semen and carries the fetus to term.

(79) Industrial plumbing fixtures are the surrogate Pacific for the reef.

(80) Objective response is a weak surrogate of activity in phase II trials, since in most cases, the predominant effect of these compounds is basically cytostatic.

(81) The present accounting methods for ecosystem service include market value approach , surrogate market approach, and hypothetical market approach.

(82) When surrogate right of succession transforms into acquired right of succession the right of expectancy for the prior heir results. In legislation, considerable use of presumption should be ma...

(83) From the perspective of the determination of dumping, price is the crux while the non-market economy and surrogate country are the core.

(84) Conclusions— Surrogate IR measures have modest performance at the 76th centile, with no threshold effects.

(85) The bank note itself is the warehouse receipt, and therefore the surrogate, or substitute for cash and a constituent of the supply of money in the society.

(86) The IDENTITY function is a good solution for a surrogate key function in most cases.

(86) Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and make good sentences.

(87) Lonely pig Paulinchen was luckily discovered moments from death and placed in the care of the surrogate mum Katjinga, an 8-year-old Rhodesian ridgeback, who gladly accepted it as one of her own.

(88) Indicates whether a replacement string can be used when an input surrogate pair cannot be encoded, or whether the surrogate pair can be ignored.

(89) In addition, the patient or surrogate may correct any historical misinformation at this time.

(90) We calculated metagenes as a surrogate for all genes contained within a particular cluster and visualized the relative expression in relation to time to metastasis with principal component analysis.