Sentence examples for a good comparability of from inspiring English sources

To ensure a good comparability of our results with those obtained in other studies, we have chosen nanoparticles which have been selected by the National Institute of Standards and Technology as certified reference materials for preclinical biomedical research.

The findings showed a good comparability of the different dosimeters.

The demographic and preoperative data of our cohort indicate a good comparability of the two study groups as there are no statistical differences in age, BMI, APACHE II score, ASA status distribution, and preoperative blood test results.

The age group of 5-year-olds was chosen because of a good comparability to international studies regarding the pufa index (Table  1) and the possibility to evaluate ECC.

The outcomes show a good comparability between the results from out-of-plane bending tests on CLT elements featuring rolling shear failures and EN 408-alike shear tests conducted on board segments.

The participating surgeries show a good comparability in all demographic parameters and the proportion of comorbidities used for matching.

Due to the fact that the same method for residual load calculation and mixture of technologies is applied for all scenarios, a good comparability is guaranteed and we are able to identify key characteristics for future developments.

Furthermore, a good comparability with a commercially available device was found regarding the specific efficiency.

Eight of the 19 (42%) cohort studies had established good comparability of the groups compared with 16% (2/12) of the case-control studies.

Were the treatment and control group comparable at entry? 2 = good comparability of groups, or confounding adjusted for in analysis; 1 = confounding small or mentioned but not adjusted for; 0 = large potential for confounding, or not discussed.

2 = good comparability of groups, or confounding adjusted for in analysis; 1 = confounding small or mentioned but not adjusted for; 0 = large potential for confounding, or not discussed.