Sentence examples for much baseline from inspiring English sources

Deepwater drilling technology is relatively new; the wellhead was 5,000ft below the surface; and there wasn't as much baseline data about the Gulf as scientists would have liked.

One obvious reason is that V1 cells, unlike CA1 place cells, often contained much baseline firing outside of a concentrated firing field.

Of these, two CR patients and five TT patients who had received adjuvant chemotherapy before the start of radiotherapy described the hair loss as "very much" at baseline, and the other patients with hair loss due to other reasons described it as "quite a bit" at baseline.

This is pretty much the baseline of craziness in "1Q84".

It generates a much better baseline than any random assignment, which is unfortunately always used as an inaccurate benchmark.

When using a sensitive electrochemiluminescent (ECL) bridging immunoassay, samples from subjects with rheumatoid arthritis demonstrated much higher baseline reactivity than healthy subjects.

The NIH doubling did do a lot of good, providing billions of dollars for basic and clinical research and establishing a new, much higher baseline for funding.

Subsequent experiments, performed on the same data sets using Smart 13.0 and the improved Lnu.ltu weighting scheme, indicate that these results hold up even over the much higher baseline provided by the new weights.

The use for airway interventions and patient transfers appears to have remained at the same level or fallen though both these area had much higher baseline rates of use.

This was caused by 1) a much lower baseline forest area loss rate in general for the reduction in the North (−1.76%), compared to −6.64% in the West on average; and 2) a much higher forest carbon density and growth rate in the Pacific Northwest states and northern California[29, 30] where unprotected forestlands were concentrated (Figure 1).

However sanitation was starting from a much lower baseline (54%) than water (76%).