Sentence examples for components a baseline from inspiring English sources

The programme used the leadership model of Kouzes and Posner (1995) as its template and had a number of distinct components; a baseline assessment, personal development, principles of leadership and critical case reviews.

We fitted mortality data to a logistic model, which contains 3 components: a baseline hazard (initial mortality rate, parameter a), a mortality increase rate (parameter b) and a late-life mortality deceleration (parameter s).

It is hypothesized that the BNP level of a patient admitted with ADHF is a result of two components: a baseline, euvolemic "dry" BNP level (reflecting myocardial status), and a volume/pressure-induced "wet" BNP (reflecting hydration status) [ 6].

Concretely, intrinsic time-scale decomposition is first used to iteratively decompose the time series generated from such complex systems into a series of proper rotation components and a baseline trend component.

In the latter analyses, we specifically address to what extent the definition presented in each section includes components of a "baseline" definition or provides additional and/or incorrect information.

The noise can have two main components: a slow baseline drift (typically ∼60 µVmin−1) and a high frequency component (mostly attributed to the imperfect seal between the worm and the pipette).

This study begins to address some of the recommendations suggested by the US NVAC, identifying some of the gaps in the literature especially as it pertains to the key barriers that must be overcome to increase adult vaccination rates, and can provide an important component of a baseline assessment in advance of establishing a Canadian national strategy for adult immunisation.

"Because digital offering plans will be a baseline component of e-filing, we decided to give the option to offer paper offering plans until that system is up and running".

It is found that, by the task in level II, for polycrystal Cu metal, the spectrum after inelastic background subtraction still contains a baseline component proportional to E −k, where E (>50 eV) is the electron kinetic energy and the exponent k around 2.4.

In routine practice, the panel did not (47%) or only in a minority of selected patients (36%) recommend the use of newer imaging methods beyond bone scintigraphy and CT scan, namely whole-body MRI and/or PET/CT, as a components of baseline prostate cancer staging.

First, CCN activities of NaCl and two types of artificial sea salt containing only inorganic components were measured to establish a baseline for further measurements of mixed organic inorganic particles.