The phrase "as base case" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematical or programming contexts to refer to a fundamental or initial condition that serves as a starting point for further reasoning or calculations.
Example: "In our recursive function, we define the base case as base case to ensure that the recursion terminates properly."
Alternatives: "as a starting point" or "as the initial condition".
The first strategy, serving as base case, employs a high performance flat façade, applied to a building of square layout.
A novel sustainable process based on catalytic reactive distillation is proposed as base case and a heat-integrated design as alternative.
As base case, a Brazilian coal-fired power plant facing decision making process on semi-dry FGD waste destination is selected.
A simplified reactor design, which consists of a cubical cavity with a single tube, has been selected as base case to illustrate the different models and parameters which take part in the CFD simulations.
Using ethanol dehydration as base case, a parametric study is carried out to demonstrate the effects associated with changes in variables such as feed flow rate, feed pressure, module feed side, ideal separation factor and tube diameter.
Results show the importance of taking into account the natural gas composition in the design phase: only assuming the NG with the highest inert content as base case, the target electric efficiency of 39% can be reached for any other case.
We use the non-monotonic V-function of Sobolʼ as base case-study, and compare the performance of both sampling strategies at increasing sample size and dimensionality against analytical values.
Among the new statin users, 43 (0.24%) who met either criterion A or B were identified as base cases, and incidence (with 95% CI) of muscle toxicity was estimated as 1.02 (0.76 to 1.37)/1000 person-years (table 2).
An oxidizing environment with 20% molar oxygen composition is used as base-case.
Prototype commercial building models, which satisfy the requirements of ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2010 were used as base-cases.
The first is a conservative approximation, recommended as base-case for cost-effectiveness evaluations.
