Sentence examples for high level comparability from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in comparison with worm tracking on agar plates, the analysis under liquid conditions is free from special movement characteristics like crawling back and forth or complete movement stop, providing high level comparability.

Therefore, we used this combination in the animal model to achieve a high level of comparability with the operative situation in human surgery.

More importantly, 252 cis eQTLs were common between the two studies as shown in Additional file 3, i.e., 70% of the eQTLs predicted here were also detected by Stranger et al., suggesting a high level of comparability of the present study to the previous eQTL analysis.

Although actual measurements are scarce, future assessments of these exposures are planned in many cohorts, making this an optimal time to work toward a high level of data comparability.

A more standardized assessment according to these suggestions would be an important step to a higher level of comparability of results from different countries.

This finding demonstrates that mRNA-Seq gives the highest level of comparability in terms of gene expression levels in A. fumigatus.

Overall, further research is urgently required to define scientifically valid standards, which will ensure a high level of quality and comparability of the samples collected in the field.

Only a high level of reproducibility assures comparability and reliability of analysis results within a set of samples from a patient and within patient groups.

Since their introduction, the SOPs have operated 'to maintain and to homogenise a high level of intrinsic quality and comparability of such studies'.

The high level of interaction among interviewers and investigators assured comparability across interviewers and sites.

LTPA used as a categorical exposure variable with three levels could have been used as a categorical exposure variable with four levels instead, to increase comparability with other studies, where 0 h/week would form the inactivity group, to examine the association between inactive adolescents and their risk of poor mental health, compared to adolescents with a very high level of LTPA.