Sentence examples for baseline in term of from inspiring English sources

This setup is the most refined previously published version of our MDT system [23] and serves as a baseline in term of recognition accuracy such that we can measure the accuracy cost of the proposed speed improvements.

He seemed entirely content to stay at the baseline, in terms of forcing the issue, not really there.

The reason that a tax return is so important is this is the baseline in terms of transparency.

The survey was cross-sectionally assessed at baseline in terms of the larger study design.

In the eight-channel task, except the MMFBp feature, all the systems outperformed the baseline, in terms of average WER, in SimData as well as in RealData tasks.

*Note that we compared the base MBA and the surface Pro with upgraded storage, to establish a better baseline in terms of comparing more similar price points and spec load-outs. .

*Note that we compared the base MBA and the surface Pro with upgraded storage, to establish a better baseline in terms of comparing more similar price points and spec load-outs.

There were no differences among the groups at baseline in terms of pre-injury variables, the duration of injurious ventilation or the extent of the lung injury produced (Table 1).

This can contribute to a baseline in terms of educational needs (i.e., in basic and further education, as well as in clinical practice), but also for evaluating quality improvements related to radiographers' clinical work situation.

The system that does not make use of MDT is provided as a baseline in terms of recognition time such that we can measure the computational cost of the robustness obtained from the MDT systems.

Cognitive function was assessed 3 and 7 years from baseline in terms of incident cognitive impairment, as measured on the Short Portable Mental Status Questionnaire SPMSQQ) using specific cut points (number of errors) based on race and education, and cognitive decline, defined as an increase of > or = 2 errors on the SPMSQ.