Sentence examples for baseline issue from inspiring English sources

"I think it's a baseline issue of parental rights," he said.

As if the depth problem, the feature problem, and the baseline issue weren't enough, there is the issue of time.

This is a fundamental, baseline issue rooted in common sense: "If a state wants to provide for its citizens' stronger consumer protections, it ought to be able to do so," as Obama's Deputy Treasury Secretary Neal Wolin told reporters.

These constraints include, for example, the difficulty of quantifying some costs and some benefits; the utilitarian assumptions on which such an analysis necessarily rests; the "precautionary principle;" data deficiencies; baseline issues; sensitivity analysis; confidence levels; and so forth.

This divergence indicates the difficulty of locating the appropriate baseline, an issue that was not explored at length in the briefs.

If interest lies in prediction when a new patient is observed at baseline, the issue of measurement error can be accounted for through this approach.

In summer 2015, a new reference baseline is issued for the DEMO- EUROfusion tokamak, leading to an update of the TF coil requirements, e.g. the operating current has been reduced from 80 kA to 63 kA.

Since a large number of these 'jumps' are neither documented nor integrated in the WDC archives, we follow the strategy of Chulliat and Telali (2007) to diagnose and fix the baseline change issues in the series of daily values of midnight to 3-h means.

ALSWH recruited 41,512 women in three cohorts with baseline surveys issued in 1996 '18-23 '18-23', '45-50 years' and '45-50 '45-50 years].

This was done to remove baseline correction issues that could occur with varying sample thickness across the plant cross sections.

It is not clear to us why the Cochrane authors remain so concerned about baseline imbalance issues given the experimental design (which leads to unbiased estimates) and the remarkable balance we observe along so many characteristics in Table I of Miguel and Kremer (2004), and their review does not provide compelling justification for their concerns.