Sentence examples for consistent baseline from inspiring English sources

Before the ministerial meeting, Birmingham said an analysis of commonwealth funding for each state and territory showed that, far from having a consistent baseline of funding with loading for disadvantage, Labor's deals were provided to the highest bidder.

Perhaps the original sample was off the mark, but at least you're measuring changes in voter sentiment against a consistent baseline rather than a moving one: Is there evidence that individual voters are in fact changing their minds?

The study has already been used to generate comparable, valid, and consistent baseline measurements for the health-related Sustainable Development Goals (Lim et al. 2016).

This evaluation provided consistent baseline comparisons for different handle designs in a manner that demonstrated multi-layered cores of the racquet handle performed better than hollow designs with respect to vibration and force attenuation.

We can conclude that our simplified LCA of urban forest carbon offset offers new insights into how high resolution remote sensing can be used as a consistent baseline of individual tree species.

The authors attributed the very successful performance to the establishment of skills considered prerequisites for the task, such as differential control by auditory stimuli and a consistent baseline, capable of sustaining the performance by exclusion.

Acquisition mode (2D/3D) (0018:9732) This tag may or may not be present to check, but it is imperative that the mode of acquisition is consistent between baseline and all follow-up scans.

Data analyses were consistent for baseline assessment and challenge day performance.

A significant main effect of task was also observed for premature responding (F 2,11) = 4.2, p<0.05; Fig 8B), with Tukey post hoc analyses revealing that, consistent with baseline, premature response levels in the 1CRT task were higher compared to both 5CSR task and 5C-CPT (p<0.05), while now there was a trend of increased levels in the 5CSR task compared to the 5C-CPT (p<0.1).

BP levels associated with the increased risk were consistent between baseline and On-Study measurements.

Rates of self-reported mental health problems were consistent with baseline findings, including higher rural contact rates with General Practitioners.