Sentence examples for comparability of degree from inspiring English sources

The system is said to provide more detail about whether a candidate came at the low or high end of a degree classification and offer greater international comparability of degree results.

Grade point averages are also used widely around the world – including in the USA, Canada and Asia – so reform in the UK would provide greater international comparability of degree results.

He said the research raised difficult questions about the comparability of degrees from English universities.

First, we discuss the degree of comparability of samples as a function of differences in age and schooling.

We investigated the degree of comparability of the prevalence of chronic diseases and disease combinations in the elderly in two databases comparable with regard to diseases included, sex and age of the patients (65 85 years), and cutoff score for case definition.

A high degree of comparability of results of the two scales was demonstrated [ 30, 31].

Descriptive analysis of the social demographic distributions and the degree of comparability of the case and control groups was done.

As high degree of comparability of results of the two scales was demonstrated [ 32, 33], respective information was included in comparative analyses.

All comparisons with conventional methods showed excellent correlations (r = 0.9738) for DEQAS samples, demonstrating the high degree of comparability of the new UHPLC-MS/MS technique to existing methods.

12 The diagnostic groups of musculoskeletal diseases and mental disorders may differ in the degree of comparability of the partial and full sick leave groups with regard to the background characteristics, severity of the health problem and remaining work ability, number of sickness absences as well as in transition to rehabilitation and unemployment.

If we assume some similarity between the general factors found in the two studies and comparability of such relevant features as the degree of experimental noise, then the lower prediction rate in the tamarin comparisons suggests that variation among taxa in the general factor is large relative to variation within this species.