Sentence examples for Baseline date from inspiring English sources

Baseline date defined as the date of enrolment into the EuroSIDA study.

Baseline date for this analysis is 1997 1999, 3 years after inclusion into the D.E.S.I.R. study.

Do we use January 1 or March 1 as a baseline date?

The other crucial piece of information is the 'biofix', a baseline date to start the degree day accumulation count for this particular insect.

To describe the baseline date and drugs therapy changes during treatment optimization in patients with heart failure with depressed systolic function included in the EFICAR study.

Also found in Dogon territory are what may be the oldest textile fragments in West Africa (dated to the 11th century), establishing a baseline date for the existence of the narrow-band loom in the region, and the oldest wood sculptures in existence (three have been traced by carbon-14 dating to the 15th 17th century ce).

For example a Scholar h-I = 81 in 2010 (h-I2010), for an author with a mean speed (h-speed) of 2.53, it was possible to extrapolate that for one article of the present database published in 1995 (h-Ibaseline) the h-I was at this baseline date: h-Ibaseline = h-I2010- h-I2010- h-I2010-1995))  = 81-2.53x(15) = 43.

The baseline date was that of the initial surgery.

Date of diagnosis (A06 ICPC-2 code) was used as the baseline date.

PFS time was calculated from baseline date to the date of first reported PD.

For usual care group, the baseline date is set as 30 June 2010.