comparability

Also, for health the comparability of national data has been doubted.

Setting up a key data system by taking the comparability into account.

"Essentially it's a comparability test - looking to what others in the same position make."

Each member state has designated a particular body to take responsibility for the comparability work.

This represents the most common problem of comparability across the two generations.

Our demand is for comparability, at least within the Single Market.

The research framework should be constructed to provide comparability of findings between one country and another.

We must concentrate above all on achieving comparability of our educational systems.

At all events, comparability must be preserved here, in the interests of the customer.

They can indeed, because we have no comparability between hospitals' standards of hygiene.

Comparability here can be very beneficial to international investors and stakeholders.

On the other hand, we need transparency and comparability.

Comparability over time is another important aspect of quality.

It would be desirable in future work to establish the comparability of results across these models.

Only in this way can we guarantee the reliability, transparency and comparability of the results.

The Commission has proposed a series of criteria for defining comparability.

The comparability of interest rates would thus be restricted.

Secondly, the Commission may seek to improve comparability between national training systems.

"So many that it's difficult to establish full comparability."

But the trustees have since embraced an earlier proposal because of greater comparability.

This always raises the issues of patient selection and comparability with other populations.

Considerable judgment is required in determining the extent of comparability.

We welcome those rules that are intended to strengthen transparency and comparability.

It enables higher standards to be achieved in the quality and comparability of statistics.

Where is the sense or comparability of that?