Sentence examples for have some comparability from inspiring English sources

5 In this cohort, in which 25% of children in community settings met criteria for a mental disorder at some point in their career (Fergusson DM, Horwood LJ, Lynskey MT, et al personal communication), 0.2% were admitted for serious mental disorders, with roughly 1.0% admitted for a mental health-related issue, figures that have some comparability with those offered here.

This question has been demonstrated to be a relatively robust indicator of health and mortality across different settings (36, 41), even though it has some consistency and comparability shortcomings.

We chose to keep bicycling as a separate mechanism because grouping them with pedestrians as was done in Saudi Arabia would have reduced comparability of the pedestrian category.

The main limitations are that results interpretation in not based on the original data but on a new set of independent variables (PCs) and the resulting PCs have limited comparability among different studies.

This may have impaired comparability between experiments.

More recent studies, however, demonstrated that the two methods have good comparability [ 33, 34].

But actually the randomized allocation may not have ensured comparability of the intervention and control arms.

Standardising outcomes such as years of life lost would have allowed comparability.

The different sampling method may have decreased comparability between DC and IVC.

We have ensured comparability of data between countries by using the WHS.

This may have reduced comparability and create variations in respondents and services to be evaluated.