The phrase "and cover the same" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to covering a similar topic or aspect, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "The report should address the key issues and cover the same points as the previous analysis."
Alternatives: "and address the same" or "and include the same".
For this to work, you need the datasets to contain matching IDs and cover the same time period.
Both routes lead to qualified teacher status and are followed by a probation year and cover the same key standards.
"Both are great mags and cover the same market, but each has a different take on it and attracts a different readership".
Optimal policies are found for wireless networks that support two access techniques and cover the same geographical area.
The activities examined are horizontal walking, jogging, running, and cover the same distance, so that the slope magnitude can be objectively used to discriminate among them.
For example, the Piedmont region has defined its requirements for rural districts as above, but said that they are basically similar to the LEADER programme and cover the same rural zones, so DAs are not recognised in that region to avoid ineffective overlapping.
The 135km course begins in Otley, home of the Armitstead, and covers the same roads as the men's event hours later, travelling through Harewood and Pontefract.
Cosmologist Martin Rees, president of the Royal Society and an author of the letter, says that the new arrangement could retain the strength of the old committee as long as it has adequate resources and covers the same broad sweep of subjects.
The CRF, CD and IDI were developed in parallel and covered the same topics and the same time period in order to facilitate comparison.
This ensured each exposure period evaluated was the same length and covered the same developmental stages for cases and controls.
Fidelity of IYS intervention delivery is assessed via videotape, and covers the same elements as our POPS fidelity assessment.
