"baseline pattern" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a regular or expected pattern or rate of performance or behavior. For example, "The baseline pattern for students completing the exam is approximately 80%."
Next, strip out the audio, and 'examine' the video to establish 'a baseline pattern' of the speaker's movements.
Higher baseline pattern standard deviation (PSD) and larger vertical cup-to-disk ratio (VC/D) were factors in the predictive model for the development of primary open-angle glaucoma (POAG) in the Ocular Hypertension Treatment Study.
The purpose of this article is to describe the baseline pattern of depressive symptom presentation in PD, the specific symptoms of dPD that improve with pharmacotherapy, and the residual symptoms that remain in patients who meet a priori criteria for response or remission after acute treatment (8 weeks).
We will monitor resident participants' falls monthly and compare these with their baseline pattern of falls three months prior to entering the study.
Data were organized using statistical programs, which analyzed the daily and weekly graph values of various indicators, thus obtaining a baseline pattern for each syndrome in Madagascar.
The dataset was randomly permuted to define a baseline pattern of ANOVA test statistic values against which the observed results could be interpreted.
(1) To describe baseline patterns of adherence to American Diabetes Association and American Academy of Ophthalmology vision care guidelines for diabetes in the Diabetic Retinopathy Awareness Program, and (2) to evaluate factors associated with nonadherence.
First, he changed the baseline patterns more to the middle of the court, then he tried to attack Ferrer wide to his forehand through the deuce court.
A comparison of the cumulative response pattern (mixed factor ANOVA) between the average of the three baseline patterns contrasted with the three initial re-exposure sessions for each group indicated a significant effect of cycle (F3,81=209.5; p<0.0001), time (F5,135=82.3; p<0.0001), time × group × cycle interaction (F30,405=1.6; p=0.03).
Finding that age related variation in baseline patterns of neural activity differentiate individuals who subsequently convert to psychosis from healthy subjects suggests that these differences are likely to be clinically relevant.
In one experiment, the researchers record baseline patterns of brain activity as a person undergoes fMRI while staring at a picture of a face or a house.
