"baseline sampling" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of taking a sample of data from a particular point in time in order to use it as a reference point for comparison or screening in the future. For example: We will use baseline sampling to ensure that any changes we make to the product are accurately captured and measured.
We show that our approach is much more effective than baseline sampling strategies.
Following baseline sampling, rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) were stocked into the CAGE-FISH and the CAGE-FISH-EXCL treatments at an initial stocking density of 2.4 kg m−3.
Mean baseline sampling times in high-risk and control offspring.
Following baseline sampling, known quantities of macro- and micronutrients were injected post oxygenator into ex vivo ECMO circuits primed with the fresh human whole blood and maintained under standard physiologic conditions.
1500h: Kyn in perfusate given to assigned group 1520h: Baseline sampling again 1700h: IP cocaine or saline; lever insertion; second test begins 1900h: End of test, lever retracted.
The timeline for the trained animals was as follows: 0900h: Kyn in perfusate given to assigned groups 0920h: Baseline sampling begins 1100h: IP cocaine or saline; lever insertion; reinstatement test begins 1300h: End of test, lever retracted.
Animals were given a 3-h stabilization period, before baseline samples were being collected (four samples).
On the testing day, animals were given a 3-h stabilization period, before baseline samples were being collected (four samples).
Otherwise, the collection protocol is the same as for the "baseline" samples.
Two pre-treatment baseline samples (collected on separate days) were used to establish a mean pre-treatment value.
All participants were assessed on two occasions, 16 weeks apart, corresponding to the baseline samples of a crossover clinical trial.
