  Reconstructed-correlator methods have been used to investigate thermal
effects in mesonic correlation functions in a fit-independent manner. This
technique has recently been extended to the baryonic sector. In this work
different ways of implementing this approach for baryon correlators are
examined. Using both real and synthetic data it is found that for heavy
baryons, such as the $\Xi_{cc}(ccu)$ baryon, different choices are equivalent
and that for the lighter nucleon the effect of different implementations is
minimal. Further comparison to the so-called "double ratio" using the FASTSUM
Generation 2L thermal ensembles shows that reconstructed-correlator ratios and
double ratios contain nearly identical quantitative information.
