The phrase "allowing for baseline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing adjustments or considerations made based on a starting point or reference level in various contexts, such as research or analysis.
Example: "The results were adjusted for accuracy, allowing for baseline variations in the data collected."
Alternatives: "considering the baseline" or "accounting for the baseline".
The built-in temperature sensor allows for baseline drift correction typically encountered in conductivity/capacitance measurements without thermostating device.
The lower limit of six weeks was needed to allow for baseline assessment, randomisation, and treatment allocation in the units.
Separation conditions allowed for baseline separation of 13- cis-α-, 13´- cis-α-, 13- cis-β-, all- trans-α-, 9- cis-α-, 9´- cis-α-, all- trans-β-, and 9- cis-β-carotene within 20 min. Unfortunately, no CPs have been included in the standard solutions and sample mixtures tested [ 154].
However, the arterial pressure curves from three patients were excluded due to either movement artifacts or transient atrial fibrillation which did not allow for baseline HRV analysis in continuous three minute intervals at all three time points (pre, 6 h and 24 h).
Estimation was conducted allowing for separate baseline hazards within each of the four cohort-sex strata, which gave similar results as adjustment for these factors.
Allowing for other baseline characteristics had minimal effect on patient numbers or predicted costs or benefits, suggesting that decisions about suitability for TKR can be based on OKS alone.
The effects of PD184352 or BI-D1870 on the change induced by ET-1 was determined statistically (FDR<0.05) and on the condition of ≥20% modulation of the response allowing for inhibitor baseline effects (Supplementary Table S3 at http://www.biochemj.org/bj/450/bj4500351add.htm).htm
Stratified Cox regression was used to compute total hazard ratios in forest plots and multivariate analysis, using the dataset as the stratum indicator, thus allowing for different baseline hazard functions between cohorts.
