The phrase "average of the baseline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing statistical data or measurements that serve as a reference point.
Example: "To assess the project's progress, we need to calculate the average of the baseline metrics established at the beginning."
Alternatives: "mean of the baseline" or "baseline average".
When average data was plotted, data was normalized to the average of the baseline responses unless indicated otherwise.
Evoked EPSC amplitudes were calculated as the difference between the averaged peak response and the average of the baseline region (20 ms preceding the stimulus).
The standard deviation (SD) was calculated taking the average of the baseline and 12 months SD.
Urine albumin/creatinine ratio reported is the average of the baseline values that were collected during clamped euglycemia and hyperglycemia.
For 1920, only the excess number of hospitalizations was statistically significant at 19.83% (95% CI: 17.21, 23.38) more than the yearly average of the baseline years.
Mean GABA Cr values for each time point were normalised to the average of the baseline values for that condition, and henceforth are referred to as GABA levels for simplicity.
The moving average of the baseline-subtracted coal dilation's second derivative (Newton Raphson's approximation, with respect to sample temperature) at its peak value was used to detect the onset of the sample softening in this work.
The pHi change for each condition is the difference between the average pHi of the baseline and the average pHi over a stable region of the recording after treatment.
δ15Nconsumer is the average δ15N of the fish, δ15Nbase is the average δ15N of the baseline organism.
Note that the curve representing the average throughput of the baseline increases at the higher load levels.
Table 3 displays the average accuracy of the baseline data for each of the 15 files where D-MIAT generated cuts which are noted in Table 2.
