The phrase 'good comparability' is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are comparing two or more things and you are indicating that the comparison is positive. For example, "This product has good comparability to other similar products in terms of its quality and price".
Eight of the 19 (42%) cohort studies had established good comparability of the groups compared with 16% (2/12) of the case-control studies.
Were the treatment and control group comparable at entry? 2 = good comparability of groups, or confounding adjusted for in analysis; 1 = confounding small or mentioned but not adjusted for; 0 = large potential for confounding, or not discussed.
Furthermore, a good comparability with a commercially available device was found regarding the specific efficiency.
Previous studies have shown that DTI can be successfully implemented in a multi-center study with good comparability between centers.
Most of them had good comparability with LLM-105 and were expected to be candidates of high energetic explosives in future.
The outcomes show a good comparability between the results from out-of-plane bending tests on CLT elements featuring rolling shear failures and EN 408-alike shear tests conducted on board segments.
While reproducibility between identical RNA samples on different microarray platforms between dedicated laboratories is good [1], comparability between studies with independent samples is less satisfactory [2], [3].
Different approaches used for comparing matched FFPE and FF tissues showed on average a good degree of comparability.
In phase 2, for a good repeatability and comparability of measurements, the positioning of the anatomical landmarks must be done very accurately.
The strength of the study lies in testing for 25-OH vitamin D with the same high-quality technique that allowed good inter-patient comparability.
Within each district there seems to be similar demographic characteristics between severely flooded commune and its control, which is a good indicator of comparability at baseline between the two types of sites and for our later comparisons of flood impacts on health access and health conditions.
