Sentence examples for baseline data for further from inspiring English sources
The study area presents a pristine condition and as such the results presented here may be used as baseline data for further studies elsewhere in Assam and adjoining areas.
These results may provide a tool for the collection of baseline data for further investigation of treatment modalities in the different risk groups of patients.
The information it provides can also be used as community baseline data for further infectious disease modeling and can also improve the detection of emerging infectious diseases.
As this was a pilot study done to provide baseline data for further studies, consent to call was obtained from a convenience sample of children during their ED visit.
Our results will provide baseline data for further studies to examine not only the effects of changes in body shape due to the aging process on the degree of aging in individuals, the rate of aging progression, and life expectancy, but they will also provide information surrounding correlations between body shape, disease, morbidity, and mortality.
This study provided biological insights into the anaerobic fermentation and H2 photoproduction of C. moewusii, and the first transcriptomic RNA-Seq dataset of C. moewusii generated in this study also offer baseline data for further investigation (e.g. regulatory proteins related to fermentative pathway discussed in this study) of this organism as a H2-photoproduction strain.
This knowledge of the population genetic structure addresses questions about the adaptive significance of clines in morphological characters in H. merope as well as providing valuable baseline data for the further study of thermal biology and dispersal potential in butterflies.
The site so selected was then further investigated to provide baseline data for design, construction, operation and future monitoring of such facility if embarked upon.
Since some restoration programs have been undertaken at Honghe wetland, thus our results can provide valuable baseline data for assessment of the practicability and suitability of the former restoration plan and the further designing of conservation management and restoration targets.
To further address this possible source of bias, the presentation of complete baseline data for the dropouts would have been useful.
