Sentence examples for lack of comparability between from inspiring English sources
The DfE blamed a lack of comparability between the three forms of baseline assessment it approved for schools to use, having decided that competing providers would offer schools a choice.
The main sticking points for developed countries – a lack of comparability between rich and poor country targets, a lack of guarantee that developing country targets will be measurable, reportable and verifiable to the standard required – were still not resolved, they said.
Thirdly, under different testing conditions, each research institute develops their devices separately, causing a lack of comparability between various types of devices.
Semivolatile organic contaminants (SVOCs) are particularly vulnerable to a range of sampling artifacts because of their wide range of gas-particle partitioning and degradation rates, and these can lead to erroneous measurements of air concentrations and a lack of comparability between sites with different environmental and sampling conditions.
To further assess the possible lack of comparability between cases and population samples, an alternative population sample taken directly among GPs usual patients could be used for validation.
Reasons for a lack of comparability between our and the COGA study may include differences in montage (we used the more common monopolar montage), derivation of EEG spectral power and dataset structure.
Most studies were retrospective and observational studies, and the most common bias was lack of comparability in terms of age or antiviral therapy between study groups.
The reason of the different effects of luminesce in the different assays is likely due to a lack of direct comparability between these assays [51].
The reason of the different effects of miR-145 in the different assays is likely due to a lack of direct comparability between these assays.
Some of the lack of comparability relates to the amount of subjectivity in the capital rules themselves," said Iain Coke, head of the ICAEW's Financial Services Faculty.
The overall value of the occupational sleep-health literature, however, is limited by a lack of comparability among studies.
