Sentence examples for only one baseline from inspiring English sources
Second, experts agreed on the relevance of only one baseline characteristic.
Also, given data collection covers only one baseline year and a maximum of two years post-intervention, depending on site, this short time frame may limit ability for analysis to account for seasonal trends in reporting.
However, resolving the ambiguities is simpler, since there is only one baseline in the INT1 and INT2 experiments.
Because of the short observation duration of just 1 h and the fact that only one baseline is used in the INT1 and INT2 experiments, only a few parameters can be determined in the data analysis.
In this sense, Colliander and Ahlgren (2011) argue: "By calculating normalized impact and contrasting the result with indicators normalized on a higher aggregated level, a more informative picture can emerge, compared to the case where only one baseline is used.
We had only one baseline hs-CRP determination and no follow-up values.
The CNBSS is one of the eight published randomized controlled clinical trials aimed to evaluate the detection of breast cancer using mammography, but the only one with baseline data for all subjects on breast cancer risk factors (Shen and Zelen, 2001).
In contrast, LA method uses only one common baseline and only one common scale.
It is interesting that although only two of these studies [ 100, 101] specifically excluded patients with significant renal impairment, only one published baseline renal function and even then only in the supplementary material accompanying the main article (Table 1) [ 99].
The retained endpoint for each study was the reading at the final evaluation visit if there was only one post-baseline evaluation, or the evaluation that was done most closely to week 8 if several evaluations were done.
Sensitivity analyses examining only those patients who had not attained the individual target in question at baseline and also those who had attained either no targets or only one target at baseline were also performed.
