Sentence examples for setting baseline from inspiring English sources
We suggest that habitat states and indices be used for setting baseline conditions for management and comparison of habitat conditions over time and identification of grizzly bear conservation reserves.
Such government pay increases can be important in setting baseline pay elsewhere.
Research is particularly important in NTB in setting baseline; LPA has been restructured recently and University employees are part of the Board.
Descriptive variables and quality assessment criteria (setting, baseline prevalence of major depression, language, whether the study avoided a case control design and blinding) were examined as predictors.
In sub-Saharan Africa, especially in the programmatic setting, baseline CD4 counts are generally much lower than in resource-rich countries because of difficulties in accessing care [25].
Under Direct Action the "safeguards mechanism" is supposed to ensure that increased emissions from heavy industry and electricity generators do not undo the reductions bought through the government's $2.5bn scheme, by setting baselines for their emissions.
The mechanism is supposed to ensure that increased emissions from heavy industry and electricity generators do not undo the reductions bought through the government's $2.5bn scheme, by setting baselines for their emissions.
They show that in one year, an additional 900,000 people fell into absolute low income poverty – that is the legally set baseline of the average 2010 wage.
Murray Weidenbaum, a Reagan administration adviser who was chairman of the commission, accused Democrats of trying to "muddy the waters" of trade by insisting that new agreements set baseline standards for labor and the environment.
While not always strongly enforced, the legislation sets baseline regulations for owners and aids workers who seek to recover backpay.
