Sentence examples for representing a baseline from inspiring English sources

That's getting fairly close to the $10 hourly wage suggested by economist Bob Pollin as representing a baseline "living wage" income.

The model contains three adjustable parameters, representing a baseline condition from which equilibrium shoreline displacements are calculated, and two rate constants, all of which are evaluated by minimizing the error between model hindcasts and several historical shoreline data sets.

Using 2005 U.S. ozone concentration data as a base year, they compared results from two simulations — one representing a baseline scenario in which no new ozone-reduction policy was applied, the other implementing a U.S. EPA-evaluated suite of policies once planned for the year 2014.

We observed 264 miRNAs present in control cells, representing a baseline miRNA expression profile.

Force-directed layout (FDL) is a variant of the widely used node placement algorithm by Fruchterman and Reingold [ 23], thus representing a baseline reference for the MLL.

Interestingly, all five HL cell lines harbored mitotic spreads within each of the three aberrant cohesion categories (Table  2), while only one chromosome from a single spread exhibited a mild cohesion defect (i.e. PCGI) representing a baseline frequency of ~7.2x10-5 cohesion defects/chromosome (1/[300 spreads × 46 chromosomes]).

The files above represent a baseline installation for PLOrk software.

"We believe a 5percentt operating margin represents a baseline to continue to lead and innovate," said Mr. Stringer, the first non-Japanese top executive at Sony.

This guide, which is informed by business leaders, policymakers, investors, and NGOs from nearly two dozen countries, represents a baseline for action and transparent reporting.

One battery represented a baseline design, and the other an improved design resulting from a development project.

It also represents a baseline — schools might, for instance, receive more money for a low-income student.