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Typically, imprecision in an exposure measure will attenuate its calculated effect (Rothman and Greenland 1998); this highlights the potential for measurement errors in MeHg exposure assessment to affect comparability of findings across studies.

These results underscore the importance of standardized studies which include different NI measures in order to assess the implications of using different biomarkers and how this can affect comparability of different studies.

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.

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.

Data on the burden of RVGE in terms of mortality and home care is very limited for this region and while data on nosocomial infection is available variations in study setting and design may affect comparability of data.

An important limitation is the logistical challenge in conducting client flow assessments simultaneously across eight government facilities, affecting comparability of data across facilities and time points.

A comprehensive theoretical overview on factors potentially affecting comparability of scores and questioning score equivalence is given by Robling et al. [ 11].

The functionalities output interval adaptation and refusal detection of the filtering and prioritization module were deactivated during the experiment as they were expected to negatively affect comparability (Section 5.1.3).

As the optional adjustment of the FRA classification would only split existing classes, it would not affect comparability with the CBD definition of forest.

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.