Sentence examples for providing comparable information from inspiring English sources
As people migrate through this maze of healthcare providers, the need for integrated and coordinated assessment systems providing comparable information increases [ 13], as does the need for service provisions that overcome barriers [ 3, 8, 14- 16].
She said: "As international education continues to evolve, U.S. News will be at the forefront of the conversation, providing comparable information across global institutions and presenting it in bite-sized pieces for students and their families – just as we have done for three decades in the US".
The European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction EMCDDAA) developed five key epidemiological indicators to achieve its goal of providing comparable information on drugs and drug addiction at European level.
In most third countries national chemicals legislation does not provide comparable information and communication tools that can be used by article producers applying for REACH authorisation.
Although PM has been boosted by the huge developments in molecular profiling, it is clear that nowadays imaging can provide comparable information.
Moreover, the spectra of SA analysis provided comparable information, with a prevalence of two peaks (representing two distinct compartments) for the regions of pons, medulla, and cerebellum (100, 70, and 90%).
Because they are relatively easy to implement, they can provide comparable information across many regions of the globe.
Unfortunately, none of the published studies on constraint and containment provided comparable information on service availability.
In our study, for most patients (59%), PET/CT and MRI provided comparable information for the treatment decision.
They found that CT and MR provided comparable information regarding the presence and size of mediastinal lymph nodes.
Scintimun® imaging is accurate, efficacious and safe in the diagnosis of peripheral bone infections and provides comparable information to 99mTc-HMPAO-labelled WBCs.
