The phrase "as a baseline when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a reference point or standard for comparison in a specific context or situation.
Example: "We will use the previous year's sales figures as a baseline when forecasting our budget for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "as a reference point when" or "as a standard when".
Using 2002-3 as a baseline, when 140,000 homes were started and 125,000 completed, it says that reducing increases in house price trends to 1.8% a year would require an extra 70,000 homes to be built annually while, more ambitiously, cutting the trend to 1.1% would mean 120,000 more houses.
"What else should I add?" The Iraq that American officials portray today — safer, more peaceful, with more of the trappings of a state — relies on 2006 as a baseline, when the country was on the verge of a nihilistic descent into carnage.
"Green Chemistry" principles were considered as a baseline when proposing the sustainability indicators.
Employing haemoglobin at the time of diagnosis as a baseline when examining the erythropoetic response after malaria is problematic as haemoglobin can continue to drop during and after malaria treatment [3].
The identity between the candidate sequences and the available reference sequences should therefore be considered as a baseline when interpreting the results.
Using 20 nodes as a baseline, when the number of nodes is increased 2.5-fold, the construction time is decreased 2.3-fold and the simplification time is decreased by 1.3-fold.
This quantity serves as a baseline variable when explaining the level of response to the bombing events.
In general, the algorithm seems most useful when assessing CKD as a baseline characteristic and when it is not a main variable in an analysis.
To overcome expected differences in early implant movements, 2 or 3 years of data have been suggested for use as the baseline when comparing levels of migration [10].
First: The cuts start from a 2005 baseline, when the baseline the scientific community has put forward is 1990.
For the current analysis, we used 1980 as the study baseline when the first food frequency questionnaire (FFQ) was administered.
