A framework for numerical modelling is required to promote comparability of results and increase user-friendliness.
Over the past 15 years, significant regulatory effort has gone into promoting comparability, the most prominent example of which is the International Accounting Standards Board's (IASB) push for global adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
This assumption was made to promote comparability between the computerized and paper-and-pencil versions.
Moreover, other studies have used this measure and proposed its inclusion in future work on genomic selection to promote comparability (Daetwyler et al. 2013).
To promote comparability of RCT study groups, concomitant care and interventions during participation in the study will be avoided as much as possible.
Furthermore, to combine the outcome measures into one single index and to promote comparability between studies, a preference-weighted Composite End Point (called: TOPICS-CEP) was developed [ 1].
The current protocol therefore develops a status quo that serves to promote comparability of studies for the forthcoming years, although it should not stop evaluation of alternatives.
To effect economy in administration and to promote comparability of data, the statistical services of FAO relating to agriculture, food, fisheries, and forestry should be concentrated in or coordinated by a strong statistical unit.
162 To promote comparability of study groups, the protocol should list the relevant concomitant care and interventions that are allowed (including rescue interventions), as well as any that are prohibited.
Given the potential impact of NGS, it is paramount to ensure standardisation of 'wet' laboratory and bioinformatic protocols and promote comparability of methods employed by different laboratories and their outputs.
Given the expectation for a growing reliance on NGS technologies in clinical and public health laboratories it is paramount to understand and assess the robustness of results from different methodologies in order to enhance standardisation of 'wet' laboratory and bioinformatics analyses and promote comparability [ 16].
