Sentence examples for comparable between countries from inspiring English sources
The indices may not be fully comparable between countries, but they offer a broad-brush view of relative price trends.The most striking observation from table 2 is the huge variation in house-price inflation in different countries over the past two decades.
The indices may not be fully comparable between countries, but they are based on the most reliable figures available.Since 1995, house prices have increased threefold in Ireland, more than doubled in the Netherlands and Britain, and gained at least two-thirds in Australia, Spain and Sweden (see table 4).
The CM patient profile was generally comparable between countries.
As such, the data evaluated can be considered sufficiently comparable between countries.
CONCLUSIONS: Despite increased illness severity and varying medication and procedure rates, there was no increase over time in 30-day or one-year mortality; this remained comparable between countries throughout the seven-year observation period.
The number of children categorized by age group, sex, and mean weight by age was comparable between countries (Table 1).
As regards river basin-specific pollutants (RBSP), the efforts of the Member States clearly indicate that there is a need for improved and more comparable approaches between countries, in terms of both identification and monitoring of RBSP.
Randomisation generated comparable groups between countries and overall (Table 3).
The adaptation of the noise directive will facilitate noise exposure assessment in the HYENA study and contribute to achieving comparable estimates between countries.
In order to create comparable categories between countries, information on personal household income was collected relative to the national median household disposable income for 2005-6 for their respective country.
Net survival is the recommended method for estimating cancer survival using population-based data (Pohar-Perme et al, 2012), because cause of death data may be incomplete or unavailable, and death certification may not accurately record cancer as the underlying cause of death in comparable fashion between countries and over time (Laurenti et al, 2000).
