Sentence examples for transnational comparison from inspiring English sources

This article does not claim to reflect all related literature and provides no transnational comparison of the role of bioenergy.

Thus, it should also be possible to use routine data for a transnational comparison of ADEs.

To our knowledge, this is the first study presenting a transnational comparison of ADE rates based on routine data.

A report of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) uses such data to compare the rates of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ Patient Safety Indicatorss, provided by participating countries to enable a transnational comparison [ 10].

By making extensive use of transnational comparisons and historical analogies, he was employing a subjective, nontechnical framework, the sort embraced by popular economists like the Times Op-Ed columnist Paul Krugman and Joseph Stiglitz in order to reach a nonacademic audience.

I also point to the possibility of rich transnational comparisons in this field in the future.

Transnational comparisons of the data sets.

The aims of this study were to elaborate the feasibility of transnational comparisons using routine data and, by applying the same approach, to compare routine-data-based ADE rates between different countries.

Transnational comparisons are important because the decreases in suicide rates during the past 30 years in Denmark, Sweden and Norway are very different in relative and absolute rates, and because of the different procedures in making mortality statistics.

In Europe, for the case of Berlin, Miera (2008) explains the early orientation towards an open and transnational market among Polish entrepreneurs in comparison to the more local orientation of prior Turkish entrepreneurship.

This problem has been signaled in other scientific fields where it proved to hamper meaningful comparisons and policy evaluations, transnational learning, and policy transfer.