Sentence examples for improved comparability from inspiring English sources
These methods may be a viable option for states to consider and can be implemented in a largely systematic method allowing for improved comparability, regional, and even national assessments.
As a consequence, the data are highly reliable and have improved comparability with the results from other registries.
Nonetheless, to achieve improved comparability among different studies, one mode of calculation should be universally applied, preferentially method #1.
To summarise, for improved comparability of data in epidemiological and clinical studies employing the ABI, one mode of ABI calculation should be universally used.
On reviewing the full manuscripts of the remaining papers, we excluded studies that used composite outcomes that included non-coronary events such as stroke for improved comparability.
This straightforward approach resulted not only in improved comparability and reproducibility of T-cell assays, but also offered regular performance feedback to participants and helps in establishing specific assay benchmarks [ 11– 13].
We agree that this improves comparability, and probably represent the most robust data for comparing the point estimates (odds ratios), despite having less statistical power due to smaller groups and thus wider confidence intervals.
A consistent approach for assessing SREs in administrative claims will not only improve comparability across studies but also has the potential to address questions relevant to comparative effectiveness research in the area of bone metastasis.
Lloyds, the biggest current account provider, also acknowledged the free banking debate in its submission to the CMA, calling for an assessment of "whether more heterogeneous pricing structures would improve comparability and customers engagement".
All the charts are based on dollar volumes of trade, which improves comparability among countries but can paint a picture different from the one seen within a country.
In doing so, we address our main research question –can consistent time-series be used as a way to improve comparability of residential segregation of foreign-born populations over time and space?
