The phrase "a comparability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree to which two or more things can be compared or assessed in relation to each other.
Example: "The study aims to establish a comparability of the results obtained from different methodologies."
Alternatives: "a comparison of" or "an equivalence of".
On the one hand this is a limitation of the present analysis because it does not allow random group assignment and thus a comparability of groups that is required to directly compare outcomes.
Second, there lacked a comparability of the test to other standard language assessments in China.
The vocabulary can be easily extended by further classes and properties and ensures a comparability of different devices.
As a result, a comparison study between the COOLOD-N2 and TMAP codes showed a comparability of the thermal hydraulic analysis results except for the ONB temperature margin and the coolant velocity in the hot channel during natural convection cooling.
Other factors important for a comparability of the data reported by different groups are sensitivity of antigen detection and differences in algorithms used for immunohistochemical scoring.
Protein content of pellets and microparticle-free supernatant did not differ in resuscitated patients (MP: 15.54 ± 2.581 versus supernatant: 17.08 ± 2.202 μg/μL, P = 0.6540 (not significant)) and healthy controls, suggesting a comparability of each pellet with its corresponding supernatant.
Recently, a comparability study of four commercially available KRAS tests was presented at the annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research.
"When the baseline assessment was proposed we were clear that we would carry out a comparability study of the programme.
In this study, we report findings from a comparability assessment of epoetin alfa before and after a proposed manufacturing process change.
An existence theorem and a comparability theorem of the resolvent operator associated to a ( α A, λ ω ) -ANODM set-valued mapping are established.
We propose a comparability scoring system of circumstances of care and provide examples of the application of this system, using recent literature to assess comparability among study groups.
