Sentence examples for a baseline size from inspiring English sources

Recent efforts in conservation include perpetuating the extant population at a baseline size as well as maintaining captive populations.

The current strategy for recovering Novisuccinea chittenangoensis includes buffering the species against extinction by perpetuating the extant population at Chittenango Falls at a baseline size, and new attempts in maintaining multiple captive populations.

Many studies have reported that baseline pupil size (both dark and light adapted) decreases linearly with increasing age in healthy subjects after the pupils reach a peak baseline size during adolescence [ 24- 28].

The AUC is calculated as followed: AUC = (A U C = ∑ t 0 t 1 1.0 − NPS ), where t0 is starting time point of pupil response summation, t1 is stopping time point of summation, 1.0 is a baseline pupil size (BS), and NPS is normalized pupil size (actual pupil size divided by BS).

According to Hedeker and colleagues (1999), a baseline sample size of 242 participants in each group would be required to detect a small effect size of 0.2 with a power of 0.80 at a two-tailed significance level of 0.05 [ 29].

If only the baseline size measurement is available, a classification and regression tree analysis could be used to aid in the identification of patients with AAA that are likely to grow faster or slower based on the baseline size measurement and plasma D-dimer concentration as previously described.

By superimposition of central axes with a baseline at size 20, the degree of AT was measured at 0, 1, and 3 mm from working length (WL).

A baseline sample size of 242 participants in each group was calculated to be sufficient.

For each test session, a baseline pupil size (BS), was calculated as a mean diameter within 10 seconds in dark before light stimulation.

The 1950s cohort aged from approximately 36 to 57 years during the study period, with a baseline sample size of 1,444 (response rate was 88.9%).

These reflect a baseline equipment size which was scaled up or down according to the exponential scaling expression (Equation 1) [ 40], where the f scale represents a scaling exponent specific for each piece of equipment, usually ranging between 0.6 and 0.7: 1 All costs were indexed using the Chemical Engineering Plant Cost Index to the reference year of 2011 chosen for this study [ 40].