Baseline year definition

Baseline year means the year 1990 or later for which the most accurate or complete data are available and are representative of the source's normal operating conditions.
Baseline year means the most recent year prior to the effective date of this rule for which available data is complete, accurate, and representative of normal operations.
Baseline year means the calendar year for which the Incentive Measures for a Measurement Year are compared.

Examples of Baseline year in a sentence

  • Baseline Year: 2022, but the building owner may request a baseline year as early as 2018.

  • A separate risk adjustment, described later in this document, will be applied to the entire Historical Base to reflect changes in risk profile from Baseline Year 2 to the Performance Period.Risk adjustment will be applied separately to each rate cell, accounting for changes in the average risk score in that rate cell between Baseline Year 1 and Baseline Year 2.

  • For instance, if the average risk score for attributed members in the Medicaid Expansion Females 19-24 rate cell is 1.200 in Baseline Year 2 and 1.300 in the Performance Period, the TCOC expenditures in the Historical Base will be multiplied by a factor of (1.300 / 1.200) = 1.083.

  • The Final AE-specific TCOC Expenditure Target will be adjusted for changes in risk profile and rate cell mix between Baseline Year 2 and the Performance Period, as described below.

  • After this risk adjustment factor is applied, the Historical Base TCOC by rate cell will be aggregated using the mix of rate cells for attributed members in Baseline Year 2.Encounter data will be used for the development of average risk scores by rate cell.


More Definitions of Baseline year

Baseline year means the 12 months prior to a Verified Customer’s enrollment date. [PG&E Note: Term reserved for use in the appendices. EE definition can be removed for other Project types]
Baseline year means the year ending on 31 March which precedes the start of the applicable Contract Year; and
Baseline year means the calendar year that a building shall use as its past energy and water usage year when comparing to its “reporting data year” usage. For the first Beyond Benchmarking cycle, the baseline year is the calendar year of 2020 (the first year of mandatory benchmarking data), reported in 2021. In subsequent Beyond Benchmarking cycles, the baseline year resets to the calendar year reported in the previous Beyond Benchmarking cycle. The following table reflects the data and baseline years for a Commercial property during the first three Beyond Benchmarking cycles:
Baseline year means the Fiscal Year in which either of the Parties or their respective Affiliates commences sales of Home Use Devices in the Territory.
Baseline year means in respect of the Scope 1 and 2 GHG Emissions and Scope 3 GHG Emissions from Fuel and Energy-related Activities Baseline, the Scope 3.1 and 3.2 GHG Emissions from Purchased Goods and Services and Capital Goods Baseline and the Renewable Electricity Sourcing Baseline, the period beginning on 1 January 2020 and ending on 31 December 2020 and in relation to the Gender Diversity Performance Baseline, the period beginning on 1 January 2021 and ending on 31 December 2021;
Baseline year means the first school year in which an assessment is administered.Achievement levels are established using the results from the baseline year.
Baseline year means a year specified by the Minister in consultation with the Policy Committee on the Environment to be the baseline year for purposes of this Act;