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

To provide a baseline from which to interpret the archaeological δ13C data, modern samples are considered in relation to their diet and environmental origin.

Ultimately, the simplest perspective from which to interpret the vicissitudes of the American bison is that of the bison itself.

No logical principle stops scientists from choosing different background assumptions against which to interpret their observations.

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

So I recruited some "ethical auditors" to visit our home in south London to establish some kind of baseline from which to launch our year-long experiment.

This gave them a baseline from which to calculate participants' honesty.

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

Unsurprisingly, atop the rankings sits Silicon Valley, which remains the mecca of entrepreneurship and was used as a baseline from which to compare the rest of the list.

The changes documented here provide a baseline from which to assess future changes due to disturbance or invasion.

So I consider 183 "yes" votes as the baseline from which to work.

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