Sentence examples for baseline communities from inspiring English sources

After the baseline study [ 13], a random number generator allocated the baseline communities to 18 intervention and 14 control EAs.

The metagenome composition of both baseline communities is altered when compared to healthy communities (Additional file 2: Figure S1).

I researched baseline community health data for Greater Bridgeport, while also collaborating closely with state-level stakeholders to develop a CHNA process and product tool to be recommended to all Connecticut hospitals and health departments.

The baseline community captured on average 72% of the total species pool observed across all years (1985 2006) for each site.

Thus, defining the baseline community as a three-year average offered greater completeness than using only the first year.

Had we defined the baseline community as 1985 only, we would have captured on average 61% of the total species pool.

The 1985–1987 baseline community for all routes combined contained 162 species with an average 3-year abundance of 289 individuals.

Unexpectedly, the direction of the effect of forest disturbance on progressive similarity was positive, indicating that forest disturbance maintained or increased similarity to the baseline community for Neotropical migrants, permanent residents, ground nesters, and cavity nesters (Table 3).

Self-reports were corroborated by assessing the baseline 'Community health activities model program for seniors' (CHAMPS) questionnaire, and were monitored throughout via repeat submissions thereof.

At a baseline community screening programme conducted from 1992 to 1998 in a remote Aboriginal community in the Northern Territory of Australia, age as well as anthropometric indices such as WC, weight, height and BMI were recorded, details have been discussed elsewhere.

This conservative analysis cannot control, however, for the absence of baseline community mortality data for districts that implemented iCCM prior to 2010, when regular collection of community mortality data began nationwide.