The phrase "as a baseline reference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when establishing a standard or point of comparison for analysis or evaluation.
Example: "We will use the previous year's sales figures as a baseline reference to measure our growth this year."
Alternatives: "as a standard reference" or "as a point of comparison".
The works of [143 147] can be considered as a baseline reference for further extension in the relevant system models.
First, the projector's Split Adjust mode allows users to split the screen into two halves; one to make picture adjustments and one to see those adjustments as a baseline reference.
The pGL3-basic vector was used as a baseline reference for all experimental wells with the results given as fold change of normalized luciferase signal over baseline.
This paper explores the institutions that are lacking to promote the full development of organic farming in the CEEC, using Sweden as a baseline reference.
As a baseline reference, an unconditional multigroup model was fitted to the TIMSS science achievement plausible values that reproduced the country rankings of the international TIMSS report.
As a baseline reference model we used data for all users who passed the spam removal process and where their tweets passed the first person classifier.
Human thyroid total RNA from Clontech® (consisting in a pool of thyroid RNA obtained from 65 individuals who died from sudden death) was used as a normal baseline reference for microarray experiments.
For analysis of the pyrosequencing data, the relative amounts of the different phyla were first determined in the control group and these amounts were used as a baseline for reference to subjects in the treated group.
Due to that, we implemented a unipath admission control mechanism as a baseline protocol (referenced in this section as UP6).
Intraexposure comparisons of BP (SBP, DBP, mean) and HR outcome variables were made using a 0-hr value as the baseline reference to assess the change over the course of the 2-hr exposure.
The typical values obtained in a group of young healthy individuals, at individual frequencies, are used as the baseline reference level to which listeners with a suspected hearing impairment can be compared.
