Sentence examples for on the comparability from inspiring English sources

16 17 NMA is more advantageous than both pairwise MA and indirect comparison MA, as it provides the ability to (1) increase precision of point estimates, (2) draw inferences on the comparability between interventions that have never been compared in a clinical trial, and (3) rank the interventions according to their efficacy and safety.

Furthermore, the effects of different geographical locations, weather conditions and measurement setups on the comparability of test results are analyzed.

Success of biomimetic scaffold relies on the comparability of its microarchitecture and physicochemical properties to the natural bone.

Computerized versions of well-established measurements such as the PHQ-9 are widely used, but data on the comparability of psychometric properties are scarce.

Furthermore, Gross (2016) analyzes the effects on the comparability of private local GAAP and IFRS companies.

Rather than focus on commensurability between abstract values, a number of authors focus on the comparability between concrete bearers of value, often in the context of choice (Broome 1997, 2000; Chang 1997, 2002; Griffin 1986; Raz 1986).

This paper presents a critical analysis of two recent studies on error correction, Ellis, Sheen, Murakami, and Takashima (2008) and Bitchener (2008) and argues that neither study constitutes evidence for error correction based on discussion of the comparability of participants, design issues, and analysis flaws in both studies.

Approval of biosimilars is contingent on the results of the comparability exercise, which may include quality data, pre-clinical and clinical data, and demonstration of clinical therapeutic equivalence.

This body of research is also based on very different methodologies (discussed in the third section) and it relies exclusively on national studies, so the comparability of the different results found in the literature is far from ideal.

We further adapted the benchmarking process based on the work of Van Hoorn et al (20), on verifying the comparability of hospitals and developing indicators that achieve consensus among stakeholders.

Since there are a limited number of quantitative researches on HIV and women in Iran, and there was not any qualitative research on this topic, the comparability of our results was decreased.