This type of approach would ultimately pave the way for much greater comparability between the results of different investigations and for the development of comparable assessment techniques for children at different ages during longitudinal investigations.
So the aim is to create greater comparability in the GDP figures of member states, in part because this is the basis on which EU funds are distributed.
This review highlights the need for more structured choice of scale in landscape studies, and in particular the need for more standardized size of grain and extent for greater comparability among studies.
Standardisation of CR service and delivery will enable greater comparability between studies on a clinical and cost level, with the program providing maximum patient-provider benefit to be identified.
Our definition is also consistent with that used in similar previous studies [5], [7], allowing for greater comparability.
Standardization of data collection and evaluation methods would allow for greater comparability across different contexts.
Individual systemic factors have a greater comparability in intrasubject than in intersubject comparisons.
They argue for a broadly accepted definition of success to allow greater comparability within the field [ 10].
Although the direct method gives greater comparability, it requires more data than the indirect method (Schoenbach, 2000).
Researchers are encouraged to follow guidance on key variables to report that would enable greater comparability and support replication and refinement of models in research and practice [ 142].
