The phrase "achieved a baseline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing reaching a minimum standard or level of performance, measurement, or data collection.
Example: "After several months of testing, the team achieved a baseline for the project's performance metrics."
Alternatives: "established a baseline" or "reached a baseline level."
OCR and ECAR measurements were collected for 90 min to achieve a baseline, after which insulin was injected to a final concentration of 100 nM and measurements were taken for another 90 min.
The objective of this study was to achieve a baseline profile of patients with toxic exposure in Singapore and to have a better understanding of the causes of toxic exposure.
Since the corresponding ester (S -11 waS -11 able to achieve a baseline separation on chiral HPLC columns, hydrolysis wash K2CO3 inoteOH wableerformed and (S)-3 was obtoined in good yield (Scheme 3).
(F ) Inhibitory inspiratory drive reverses with current bias to achieve a baseline membrane potential of −80 mV.
At the same time, a wide variety of measures did not enter the model – all of which failed to achieve a baseline OR of 1.3 or higher.
In our observed patients, achieving a baseline serum Mg level >2 was associated with lower shivering scores throughout the TTM course.
fEPSPs were reduced to 50 60% of maximum amplitude to achieve a baseline of synaptic transmission before application of stimulating protocols.
All patients underwent an initial 2-week run-in period in order to achieve a baseline state (during which the patients were withdrawn from any existing medication for PDN), followed by 6 weeks of treatment with each drug and a washout period of 2 weeks between the two therapies.
Clamp procedures were separated by periods of at least 7 21 days, and a follow-up visit occurred 7 28 days after visit 4. At the start of each clamp, each subject's fasting BG was measured three times, and the results were averaged to achieve a baseline BG concentration.
Elite athletes may show a posterior wall defect on stress ultrasound but be relatively asymptomatic, but this detected weakness may be used as a possible screening test of the groin 'preseason' as well as for new players to achieve a baseline so any subsequent change or worsening can be used to determine if this change is responsible for any ensuing groin pain experienced [ 15, 16].
