Sentence examples for may affect comparability from inspiring English sources

Analytical limitations include differences in household survey questionnaires; variations that may affect comparability have been noted.

Several limitations of the study may affect comparability of results among the three study sites.

Finally, variations in study setting and design may affect comparability of data.

Differences in the population composition regarding the frequency of HIV-infected individuals is also one important factor that may affect comparability between studies.

This article has investigated and explored differences in TTO studies with the aim to increase understanding of how differences in methodology between studies may affect comparability.

For hip fracture, counts of incident fractures were generated both including and excluding residents of long-term care (i.e., nursing home) facilities [ 37]; the CaMos data excludes residents of these facilities and this may affect comparability of estimates.

AOL Time Warner, in putting out its earnings this week, warned that because of the rules, its financial results "have not been adjusted for items that may affect their comparability, including items such as merger and restructuring charges".

He said the S.E.C. should "undertake an evaluation of the differences in the auditing and enforcement disciplines of I.F.R.S. versus the auditing and enforcement of U.S. GAAP and how those differences may affect the comparability and credibility of the resulting financial reports before concluding that the reconciliation may be omitted".

As patterns of health care utilization vary as a consequence of the type of illness, it is not clear how such differences may affect the comparability of our results.

While some of these design differences may affect the comparability of our results to those of Dukas [ 4], we argue that our approach more accurately reflects (to the best of our knowledge) the behavior of D. pseudoobscura in nature.

Interannual and intraseasonal variation is large and varying definitions on when dry/wet seasons start and end affect comparability.