Sentence examples for baseline existence from inspiring English sources

Nor is there much about Documenta 12 that speaks of baseline existence, of the absolute limits of the artwork.

Severity of obesity at baseline, the existence of comorbidities and the likely sustained effectiveness of the intervention were all considered to be important, and consistently so, across all preference subgroups.

The positive and significant correlation between functional limitations and elevated levels of catastrophising at baseline suggests the existence of a relation between the two.

Each control was matched one to one to its case according to age and time of sampling of the baseline smears and existence of normal follow-up smears matched in time of sampling to the cervical cancer biopsies.

The emir's's communications chief Sheikh Saif bin Ahmed al-Thani told the Guardian that the pact "would be a way of ensuring that what happened to Qatar does not happen anywhere else"; it would represent"a baseline of co-existence, backed by binding arbitration mechanisms, and enforced by the collective body of the region".

Also found in Dogon territory are what may be the oldest textile fragments in West Africa (dated to the 11th century), establishing a baseline date for the existence of the narrow-band loom in the region, and the oldest wood sculptures in existence (three have been traced by carbon-14 dating to the 15th 17th century ce).

Our results indicated that the maximum temperature within 10 cm of the ground surface varied from 10 °C to 15 °C, which may be the crucial baseline factor for the existence of DSGs.

Results from our baseline specification showing the existence of a 'wage-compression effect' partially back up the predictions of human capital theory.

Our baseline data suggested the existence of ample room for basic HIV knowledge improvement in all three villages.

Relatively successful projects were associated with good baseline studies and the existence of political will and capacity of the implementing agencies to carry out land demarcation titling (Wali and Davis, 1992: pp. 10 - 13).

The purpose of this study therefore was to do a baseline analysis of the existence of quality health care initiatives in selected hospitals in Kumasi, Ashanti Region as a field site for Ghana.