Sentence examples for comparative baseline from inspiring English sources

Comparing the differences in national program entitlements and incentives for policy development, as well as identifying their real impact on the ground, will generate comparative baseline information for programming and advocacy.

Despite these trends, assessments of even the simplest eco-driving concepts against existing vehicle powertrain measurement techniques have been hampered by the lack of a unified comparative baseline, owing to the disparity between each technologys approach.

As the comparative baseline, maximum sampling number of the MCS is set to be 50000.

The results of the findings, however, could benefit more than job seekers-they may provide academic departments and private industry with a comparative baseline for making decisions to interview job candidates.

To address this, scientists have studied from an archaeological perspective living groups of hunter gatherers groups recently operating in Australia, southern Africa, and elsewhere, providing a comparative baseline of what to expect (Yellen 1977).

Test results the agency released in June showed that stormwater runoff sampled from just outside the fence line of the landfill complex contained radioactivity that exceeded the levels allowed for drinking water — a standard used as a comparative baseline because of its strictness.

Our evaluation includes benchmark systems built on rank-based analysis and an equal weight-based system as comparative baselines.

The need for detailed comparative baselines, linked to archived and identified specimens in museum repositories, is indicated by the effects of accelerating climate change and environmental disruption which are influencing the distributions of cervids and other ungulates as hosts, their parasites, and patterns of disease [ 27].

Globally, 1802 (35.9%) specimens were found to present ompA variant sequences when compared to that of the respective prototype strain (that define each ompA genotype), which have been used worldwide as comparative-baseline since their isolation up to 60 years ago (Table 1).

In a comparative analysis of baseline characteristics, we observed significantly lower baseline viral loads in patients with HCV genotype 4 than in patients with HCV genotype 1; however, the SVR rates between these subgroups do not differ significantly.

The comparative data (noise, baseline drift, minimum detection limit, linear range, error of signal reproducibility) for the biosensors based on different types of immobilization are shown in Table 1.