The phrase "a baseline in relation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a standard or reference point in comparison to something else.
Example: "We need to establish a baseline in relation to our previous sales figures to measure growth."
Alternatives: "a baseline compared to" or "a baseline regarding".
In addition, our paired analysis method provides an ideal approach for a patient centric mode of data analysis and discloses significant differences in the expression of an IFN driven response gene set at baseline in relation to the pharmacological response.
Those who dropped out of the intervention compared to those who remained were no different at baseline in relation to their GHQ12 scores and a range of demographic measures (ethnicity, religion, education, employment and marital status).
Analysis of the IgA anti-CCP status at baseline in relation to the number of fulfilled American College of Rheumatology classification criteria at inclusion revealed that those patients testing positive had a significantly higher median American College of Rheumatology criterion count (4.73 versus 4.47, P = 0.01).
To assess anthropometric measures at baseline in relation to incidence of BCC 1992 1996, relative risks (RR) for the binary outcome (new BCC 1992 1996 or no BCC ever) associated with weight quartiles, height quartiles, BMI, waist circumference and waist/hip ratio categories at baseline were calculated using a Poisson regression with robust error variance [ 24].
Further studies evaluating the number and affinity of GRs in PBMCs at baseline in relation to improvement in DAS are needed to establish whether assessment of in vitro GC sensitivity can support individualized therapeutic management of RA patients treated with GCs.
Yet 31% (12/39) of trials in the Cochrane review failed to provide comparison data on group participants at baseline (5/12) or had groups that differed at baseline in relation to their age (4/12), time since stroke (1/12) or aphasia severity (2/12) (Brady, 2012).
The proportion of specialists in family medicine and the list size for the participating GPs were significantly higher than the corresponding national numbers (p < 0.05)[ 22]. 1 Numbers from The Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration [ 22] * p < 0.05 No significant difference between the two groups was found at baseline in relation to GP knowledge, GP attitudes, or GP self-efficacy.
In a Measurement Analysis that adopts a Statistical Control Method, it is possible to identify a Process Performance Baseline, established in relation to a Measure for a Stable Standard Software Process [4, 22].
Each model evaluated a single baseline variable in relation to the outcome (categorical improvement) without adjustment for other variables.
