Sentence examples for definition of comparability from inspiring English sources

Hard to understand how this meets any reasonable definition of comparability of effort.

The proof follows from Theorem 3.2 and the definition of comparability.

Over the next five to 10 years we need a better definition of comparability than 'the same instrument given on same day under the same conditions' -- a definition that allows multiple instruments and comparison of big data sets to inform the variety of jobs that we ask of tests.

However when running models for all preventable deaths, we follow the Page et al definition for sake of comparability to other published studies.

Owing to the different methodologies and definitions of injuries, comparability with other studies is limited.

This unique definition of rural limits comparability with previous research.

Detailed reviews of these studies have concluded that the strength of the evidence differs among air pollutants, birth outcomes, and exposure periods, although differences in study design, exposure assessment, and definition of outcomes make comparability of results difficult (Glinianaia et al. 2004; Lacasaña et al. 2005; Šrám et al. 2005; Wang and Pinkerton 2007).

Obviously, this lack of a standardised operational definition limits comparability of different investigations [ 15, 19].

Apart from the amount, timing and composition of folate exposure, differences in the definition of pregnancy outcomes hinder comparability.

In addition, an absence of consensus over the definition of AKI in neonates complicates comparability between studies.

They argue for a broadly accepted definition of success to allow greater comparability within the field [ 10].