But some authorities think baselines, once established, could be deemed permanent.
Yet, 789 (10%) of the women thought the baseline risk to be more than 10 of 100 births.
"The car behaves really well in the high-speed corners - I think the baseline of our car is higher than it was last year - and it's better overall at high-speed," he said.
25 In our study, we used a baseline "critical volume" of liver thought necessary to maintain baseline liver function.
However, their results were marred by inconsistencies; a high CRP level at baseline was thought to predict response to IFX [ 13, 14, 16], while a low CRP level at baseline was associated with sustained response [ 15].
Third set: Mauresmo (7-6 in the first) *2-1 Davenport (7-6 in the second) Mauresmo throws in another double fault, and she doesn't take advantage of Davenport's troubled forehand by putting her own forehand, which was well thought out, beyond the baseline.
This network is thought to support a baseline of brain activity, and is commonly referred to as the "default network".
The WS method can be thought of as a baseline conservation-based method, and serves to illustrate how much performance can be gained with a basic conservation scheme versus a more refined approach such as the bayesian branch length score.
Baseline comorbidities thought to be associated with subsequent amputation were also analyzed.
"So that provides, I think, a good baseline, and a good point from which we can work with Congress to develop the proposal," said the senior official, who would not agree to be identified.
