Sentence examples for comparability purposes from inspiring English sources
We have low visibility on when that business will start to achieve better profitability, but it does represent option value within a current valuation that has moved up recently to be in line with sector valuations looking out to Spring 2017 (for comparability purposes).
Thus, for comparability purposes, we could include only a few of them in the present survey.
For comparability purposes, wages of 1998 are inflated to 2006 Egyptian pounds using the consumer price index.
For comparability purposes, following Guiso et al. (2003), the following independent variables are included in the regression: age, income, wealth, education, marital status and family size.
For comparability purposes, an FBMC design should keep the same system characteristics as used in OFDM, such as number of sub-carriers and sub-carrier bandwidth.
For comparability purposes and ease of interpretation, the coefficients we report for the first-stage regression of the selection model represent the effect of the different explanatory variables on the probability of owning stock.
Additionally, for comparability purpose, we used baseline values of the covariates in all four models.
For comparability purpose with the longer version, a score transformation was applied to convert the lowest and highest possible scores to 0 (worst possible level of well-being) and 110 (maximum level of well being), respectively.
While we were aware, that dimensions of depression (cognitive-affective and somatic-affective) in the community might differ from those in cardiovascular settings, we used the same dimensions for comparison purposes and due to their high face validity and comparability.
For the purposes of comparability, the comparison was restricted to cost items that were analysed in both studies (outpatient treatment, medication, inpatient hospital treatment, and rehabilitation; in Group 1 also AM therapies and medications).
In addition, the analysis of retrospectively assessed weight change for purposes of comparability relied on self-reported weights for both the current and historical measurement, though it has previously been shown to be valid and is used much in the literature.
