Exemplos de uso de Greater comparability em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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A great potential of the GPAQ is the greater comparability between studies.
Whereas, in the interests of greater comparability, it is also necessary that the content of the various balance sheet and off-balance sheet items be determined precisely;
Domains of activities were thus proposed,aimed at greater comparability of the information.
The methodological choice was made to allow greater comparability of this study, since the PDR is part of the organizational guideline of regionalization of the Single Health System.
This series makes available a selection of indicators which offer greater comparability of the concepts used.
Seeking greater comparability of data, despite the methodological differences, the questionnaire of the PNS for the lifestyle module generally followed a similar model to Vigitel, although variations were introduced in several questions.
The closer the two functions, the greater comparability between companies.
This equation was chosen due to the high number and diversity of hospitals that participate in this program, which periodically monitor this indicator,so as to allow for greater comparability among findings.
In order to give the information contained in the statements greater comparability and clarity, the Notice standardises the terms and expressions to be used.
On the other hand, found empirical evidences showing exactly the opposite, standards based on principles generated less variability in accounting outcomes,which could suggest a greater comparability of financial reporting.
Whereas experience has shown that, in order to ensure greater comparability of prices, it is enough to deduct the value tax from the price paid to the supplier for the animal on delivery to the slaughterhouse; whereas Regulation(EEC) No 563/82 should therefore be amended accordingly;
In this way, it is inferred that the experience with IFRS does not necessarily guarantee greater comparability of accounting practices.
It harmonises statistical surveys andthereby enables greater comparability of data, offering the possibility of better and broader use of the administrative resource of collected data, which will reduce costs and the administrative burden on farmers and other entities in the agricultural sector.
However, the comparisons performed in the current study and described below could only be basedon data from the sample survey, to the extent that they provided more detail for the socioeconomic variables considered in the analyses and allowed greater comparability between the two target years.
We emphasize the need for further analyses of the design of tests andan effort to attain an equivalence between them, to ensure greater comparability between the beginning and the end of the year, since, as we have shown, with regard to inferential skills, the two 2010 tests did not seem to be equivalent.
Since a higher degree of operational leverage hinders management of variable costs, it is expected that this indicator has a direct relationship with comparability, i.e. the greater the Operating Leverage, the greater comparability may be observed and this was found in the research.
In order to ensure greater comparability of performance among teams, the PMAQ considered the diversity of socioeconomic, epidemiological and demographic scenario, in addition to differences between participating municipalities and specificities of the responses demanded from local health systems, classifying each municipality into different strata considering social, economic and demographic aspects.
The Copenhagen Declaration(30 November 2002) and the Council Resolution(19 December 2002) on the promotion of enhanced European cooperation in vocational education and training acknowledged that priority should be given to developing a set of common principles regarding validation of non-formal andinformal learning with the aim of ensuring greater comparability between approaches in different countries and at different levels.
Welcomes the Commission 's plan to launch a study to analyse and assess the practical implementation of Directive 91/383/EEC; supports the Commission 's proposal to present a single report covering the practical implementation of all the directives in all 25 Member States;calls on the Commission to actively promote harmonisation and greater comparability of national data gathering systems, also with a view to improving data gathering on proper risk assessment and control and on the impact of outsourcing, subcontracting and contingent employment;
Thus, the current study only used questions with the greatest comparability throughout the target period Table 1.
In addition, the use of a population of adolescents aged 13 to 17 years stands out, allowing greater international comparability.