Sentence examples for baseline from which to evaluate from inspiring English sources

The results provide a baseline from which to evaluate potential public health impacts of changes in gasoline composition.

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.

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.

We first analyzed the data obtained from the young group of subjects and used their results as the baseline against which to evaluate the effects of age-related changes.

Thus we do not have a good objective measure of how big the problem is, and no baseline against which to evaluate any intervention.

These redundant probe set listings thus provide a baseline against which to evaluate improvements in probe set-to-target gene annotations.

Though not surprising, this result serves as a baseline against which to evaluate the other scenarios.

They were low, but at least some technology companies had a baseline from which to measure progress.

Finally, the MRC offers no baseline from which to judge the relative purported "liberal bias" of the networks.

These combined findings offer, for the first time, a secure baseline from which to start evaluating the significance of the evolutionary development of the MHC as a whole.

Our children already have no stable baseline from which to calibrate the loss of all that lives.