Sentence examples for poor comparability from inspiring English sources
Presently, there is no standardized system for the description and classification of most individual uveitic entities, resulting in ambiguity in the reporting of clinical data and poor comparability of clinical studies in the literature.
Generally, in hospital-based studies, poor comparability between cases and controls might exert a confounding effect on the true association in light of a regional specialty for the disease under study and the differential hospitalization rates between cases and controls [24].
Retraining was done where IOV scores indicated poor comparability (kappa < 0.5).
Even with the given uncertainty of data and the poor comparability of papers it is obvious that dialysis is a very expensive intervention.
In the past, sharing of surveillance data has been constrained due to differences in political systems, limited forums in which to share information, and poor comparability of the data.
Thus, many of the early studies and their conclusions have been criticized for reasons such as low number of hormonal contraception users, poor comparability of different study groups, insufficient follow-up and poor generalizability of results (Morrison et al., 2005).
We understand that evaluating a 90-day course against a 14-day course has poor scientific comparability since it is well-known that these regimens may produce different effects.
Limitations of poor international comparability should be considered less important than starting from the wrong baseline.
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.
Comparability between studies is poor.
Studies were also rated as LoE "poor, high risk of bias" if the comparability of groups with respect to study procedures was deemed compromised (Item 1.6).
