While "comparability by" is not a common phrase, it is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It is typically used to indicate a method or means of comparison. Example: The company's sales were evaluated through comparability by analyzing the data from the past five years.
Seven studies achieved high comparability by adjusting for or matching on at least one of the following confounders: maternal age, gestational age, pregnancy history, caffeine and tobacco consumption, and social support.
Here, we go a step further towards true reproducibility and comparability by providing data sets and source code which can be reused for future comparisons.
The underlying time-scale was age, with delayed entry from age at S-46, which maximizes comparability by age [16].
JERM enables useful comparability by a minimal compromise of metadata schemes differing between projects.
We increase comparability by employing three different training modules; however, the training might be less effective than an individualized training.
We sought to minimize lack of comparability by selecting villages from a similar geographic region and by controlling for bednet ownership and altitude in multivariate analysis.
In both reconstruction protocol comparisons (PSF versus OSEM and TOF1 versus OSEM), the application of non-optimal filters reduced the improvement in quantitative comparability provided by the optimal SUVref filters as would be expected.
Homogeneity within a group is usually attained by restrictive inclusion and exclusion criteria, homogeneity and comparability between groups by randomisation.
Their pay is essentially determined by comparability, a system which was long ago condemned and abandoned as inflationary and unsustainable when used for public servants.
In general, two kinds of required comprehensibility can be distinguished in this context: First, model comprehensibility, which aims at ensuring comparability and reproducibility by experts.
Sen showed how to study various assumptions concerning the measurability and interpersonal comparability of utilities by coordinating the social orderings derived from profiles that, depending on these assumptions, carry the same information.
