"comparison scenario" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where one is comparing two or more things, ideas, or situations. For example: "In order to understand the effects of climate change, we created a comparison scenario of two cities - one with high levels of pollution and one with low levels. The results clearly showed the impact of pollution on the environment and human health."
The pink dotted line: should denote 'DC—'direct comparison' scenario EFSA panel model 2015'.
For TB, lives saved depend critically on the comparison scenario.
The flow through effect to the future workforce was then measured through the impact relative to the comparison scenario.
Both innovation and reform scenarios (productivity and low demand) have a positive impact on the workforce gap relative to the comparison scenario.
In both scenarios, demand exceeds supply earlier than the comparison scenario - in 2017 for medium self-sufficiency and 2019 for high self-sufficiency.
The comparison scenario estimates the demand for nurses will exceed supply from approximately 2014 onwards, with a shortfall of almost 110,000 nurses by 2025.
The comparison scenarios provide insight into how density and density related factors impact solar potential and, as a consequence, suggest ways to optimize the capacity for solar collection during the initial urban planning phase.
The results of the comparison were positive for the modelled equation, as it gave coherent results in both comparison scenarios and matched reasonably the average water saturation of the selected reservoirs.
Under the future scenarios considered, the study found that BEVs will be significantly less expensive than conventional cars ( to cheaper), while PHEVs, will be more expensive than BEVs in almost all comparison scenarios, and only less expensive than conventional cars in a scenario with very low battery costs and high gasoline prices.
In particular, the base set of comparison scenarios uses an epidemic starting in January in Hong Kong with no previously immune individuals, with or without interventions of 95% travel restriction, 0.1% daily vaccination, or a combination of the two.
For DOTS, two comparison scenarios were considered.
