Sentence examples for increased comparability with from inspiring English sources

Thus, all response categories had a common denominator (times a week), which improved the readability of the results, and increased comparability with studies using a similar consumption measure [ 26, 27].

In order to increase comparability with the clinic samples, if they had more than one disorder assessed in the survey, they were only included if they had chosen one of these four disorders as being the one that troubled them the most (n = 627).

Although we could have used other administrative units (census blocks or zip codes), we used the most commonly utilized unit of analysis to increase comparability with other studies.

Such evidence confirms that the liver transcriptome in control animals is relatively unaffected by the duration of the experiment per se, despite the fact that controls were also fasted to increase comparability with cold-exposed animals.

Given that literature about typology of drug shortages is mainly limited to U.S. studies, a sub-analysis was also performed for drugs defined as essential medicines by the WHO to increase comparability with U.S. and thus the literature [ 15].

The 2-year span between periods was not analysed to increase comparability with US analyses [ 11] and to avoid diluting the difference between adjacent periods (we verified that analyses using all years did not alter results).

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.

In 1983, the HMRI further increased comparability of health information with their introduction of Case Mix Groups (CMGs) [ 13].

The demand for increased comparability among different accounting systems has been spurred on for several reasons.

One proposed advantage of a change to IFRS is increased comparability across multinational and non-U.S.

First, it increases comparability of our findings with other malaria studies [ 13, 16].