Sentence examples for external comparability from inspiring English sources

However, internal and external comparability of OCED results may be affected by the heterogeneity and biases of the different nations' coding systems.

There is also limited external comparability of the cost effectiveness of these interventions with other interventions for people with PD, let alone other diseases.

However, it's also difficult to compare between different professional groups (such as, doctors vs. nurses) because all professionals were mixed in the analysis, which also make it hard to judge the overall capacity of MCH human resources because of its limited external comparability and the lack of national MCH service capacity regulation or estimation thresholds.

Note that this data was experimental in design; however, we used the follow-up data only, as if it were a cross-section so that we could maximize the comparability (external validity of the method) with the other data source.

But data quality and measurement problems in external environmental accounting mean comparability and reliability of reported environmental data are compromised.

We originally proposed inclusion of such data in a registration program, but such data have many limitations most notably, it is very difficult to demonstrate comparability of the external control cohort to those subjects in the prospective Tier B or Tier C studies.

In contrast, aspects of external validity that refer to the comparability between the study population and the general population of interest are often neglected in quality assessment and are usually not considered as having a possible distortive effect on an article's conclusion [ 10, 11].

To assess the comparability of susceptibility test results, an external quality assurance exercise (UK National External Quality Assessment Scheme) was performed yearly.

However, since this unfortunately is not the case and there actually are major differences in the methods used we decided to ensure the comparability of the data by an external quality control system and only include data from laboratories and pathogens where the cut-off was met.

Before enrollment, each participating laboratory underwent an external quality control assessment to verify the reliability and comparability of analytical methods and to reach a standard of quality and traceability among the participating centers.

To assess the comparability of results between laboratories participating in EARSS, an external quality assessment exercise is organized every year.