Sentence examples for baseline for future assessment from inspiring English sources
The large number of samples described here, from a wide range of vegetation community types, expands the known list of Nantucket ant species more than three-fold and provides a baseline for future assessment of the effects of ongoing, long-term ecosystem management on Nantucket.
We hope that these national and regional papers, along with the papers of the field projects [11], can serve as a more comprehensive baseline for future assessment.
Moreover, the data presented here will be the last population-based Danish data on HPV prevalence in virtually unvaccinated women, and as such form a valuable baseline for future assessment of vaccine impact.
This internal review can serve as a snap shot of on-going activities, and as a baseline for future assessments against which to monitor progress in the area of health systems research.
In this cross-sectional population-based study we determine human papillomavirus (HPV) prevalence in South Wales to provide comprehensive baseline data for future assessment of the impact of prophylactic HPV vaccination and to help inform future screening strategies.
The baseline data described here may be useful as a reference for future assessment of cats with pancreatic disease.
The strengths of the study include a large study population and the provision of epidemiological information on severe RVGE disease in the area which constitutes a valuable baseline for the future assessment of rotavirus vaccine impact.
Overall, strengths of this large nationally representative cohort offer a baseline portrayal of anti-TNF and steroid utilisation for future assessments of the impact of the quality measures on prescribing.
This report furthermore updates the genotype distribution in Denmark prior to the inclusion of the HPV-vaccinated cohorts into the screening program, and as such represents a valuable baseline for future vaccine impact assessment.
Determining a tumour's iodine concentration before RF ablation can provide a baseline for future follow-up assessments (Fig. 4a, b).
