Sentence examples for baseline data from which from inspiring English sources

"In general, the National Football Survey has provided us in the first year with some excellent baseline data from which the Scottish FA, the league bodies and Supporters Direct Scotland can shape future objectives and measure the success of our existing and ongoing strategic goals," added Regan.

It is important therefore to have solid baseline data from which to project and demonstrate improvement.

While researchers were diligent in documenting these limitations [ 15], there is an obvious and growing need for baseline data from which to answer the health concerns of veterans.

This network will generate the needed baseline data from which to evaluate future environmental changes in a country where much of the population depends on natural resources and coastal integrity.

Our analyses imply that there is a need to improve access to health care among persons with diabetes on the one hand and provide important baseline data from which to evaluate the effects of health reform on the other.

All patients had at least one year of membership (and prescription benefit coverage) prior to their index date and had between one and three years of baseline data from which baseline covariates and heart failure diagnoses were extracted.

This is supported by an analysis of baseline data from SHIMMER which highlighted that chlamydia testing was strongly associated with those 15 29 year olds who attended the ACCHS more frequently compared with those who attended once to twice over a three-year period (OR:16.97) [ 22].

34 35 The major limitation to our study is the lack of baseline data from both sites, which would have allowed for longitudinal analysis.

This analysis builds on earlier work with the baseline data from this study, which showed high rates of diabetes and diabetes complications in older Mexican Americans in 1993 1994 (1993 1994

This paper reports on baseline data from a study which aims to assess the impact of building programs on the occurrence of common childhood illness in remote Australian Aboriginal communities.

The current paper uses baseline data from the age 70 survey which was conducted during 1991 1995.