Sentence examples for a more baseline from inspiring English sources

Next year, look for ornaments that have a more baseline appeal.

"The same holds true for their communicative abilities, instead of trying to see if they communicate like humans, our focus has shifted to a more baseline approach of how they communicate".

Engineered mosquito populations, for example, would require computer modeling, baseline studies in a lab, more baseline studies in the field — as well as strict adherence to environmental laws on the release of modified insects.

But the game in the future is probably going to go a little bit more baseline.

Better visibility leads to a more accurate baseline, and the more accurate the baseline, the more likely an anomaly is to be a valid issue and worth investigating.

Although these clearance rates were somewhat less than those found with imiquimod 5% cream, the study with these lower dosages of imiquimod treated a larger treatment area with more baseline lesions.

Additionally, greater use of expressive suppression as an emotion regulation strategy predicted more baseline smartphone use, but less smartphone use during the week.

Discontinuation of study drug may also lead to selection bias if the dropout population is unequal among the cohorts, creating an imbalance in one or more baseline characteristics.

Baseline evaluation consists of two visits, 7 21 days apart, which serve as a compliance check and provide a more accurate baseline estimate.

Invasive tumor cells had a more alkaline baseline pHi with high rates of proton production coupled with higher rates of proton export, compared with nMEC.

The streamflow reconstruction presented here also provides a better understanding of the range of hydroclimatic variability possible, and therefore represents a more realistic baseline on which to quantify the potential impacts of anthropogenic climate change on water security.