The phrase "and compared to baseline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing data analysis, research findings, or performance metrics in relation to a reference point or standard.
Example: "The results showed a significant improvement in performance and compared to baseline, the new strategy proved to be more effective."
Alternatives: "in comparison to the baseline" or "relative to the baseline".
Rates of MRSA infection and colonisation were monitored post-intervention and compared to baseline rates prior to the intervention (2005 2006).
Mice were phenotyped either in response to chronic administration of a single dose of the β-adrenergic receptor blocker atenolol or under a low and a high dose of the β-agonist isoproterenol and compared to baseline condition.
Rates of mitochondrial ROS increase were calculated at different time points after exposure to rotenone or pyruvate and compared to baseline rates of ROS production.
The protocol requires implementation of the multilevel intervention within each service for 1 year, with follow-up data then collected and compared to baseline.
The results obtained from the analysis of potential markers are shown, with their statistical significance, and compared to baseline values in Table 3.
Subjects experienced a small but statistically significant reduction in weight during bed rest and compared to baseline weights remained lower at day 8 of recovery.
The CI increased significantly at T4, T5, and T6 compared to baseline values and at T4 and T6 compared to the sham-operated group as well).
However, medical attendants and ambulance drivers showed a greater improvement in skills gained and retained compared to baseline.
Improvement in physical and global QoL, dypnea, cough, pain, emotional functioning, deterioration in sore mouth and hairloss compared to baseline.
Therefore, it is unlikely that the postoperative decrease in fR and temperature compared to baseline was a response to pain.
RMR decreased significantly in completers at visit B and C compared to baseline (P < 0.001) (Table 2).
