Exemplos de uso de More comparable em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Alchemy is, therefore, more comparable to botany or agriculture than to Chemistry;
Sachs considered that it derived its name from the Turkic komuz,but it is more comparable to the oud.
Also, our results may be more comparable if we had a longer follow up.
In terms of man-years of human experience,the five epochs would become more comparable in size.
It is more comparable in taste, texture, and production methods to Boursin and Mascarpone.
It shall, if necessary, suggest to the Commission measures to make GNI data more comparable and more reliable.
These data are more comparable than national data, but are not yet fully harmonised.
They have added more hydrolyzed peptide serum© Hydrowhey to be of lower molecular weight are more comparable.
While there are a lot more comparable points which could be made, it all comes down to your preference.
Simplifying the preparation of financial statements would also make these more comparable, clearer and easier to understand.
SEPA will not only introduce more comparable services, but also foster competition and drive innovation.
I think that in this respect,there is much room for improvement in order to make this more predictable and more comparable in a European context.
SEPA will not only introduce more comparable services, but will also foster competition and drive innovation.
Also, the national evaluation of flexicurity strategies has to be developed, based upon comprehensive and more comparable data on costs and benefits.
It is expected to convey, through more comparable and relevant data, a better economic governance at EC and national levels.
Besides this, we also welcome Amendment No 36, which seeks to reduce the flexibility andthe definition of the Lden noise indicator, thus making for more comparable results.
It is understood that there is a positive effect when information is more comparable in an IFRS environment than when local standards are applied.
Our migration rate is more comparable to that observed in experimental studies and studies in which stents were used for treatment of benign esophageal diseases.
The proposed ConnectedContinent reforms will bring new rights,such as the right to plain language contracts with more comparable information.
Consumer protection: plain language contracts, with more comparable information, and greater rights to switch provider or contract.
All Member States- not only those applying the Regulation fully- have directed resources into implementing actions to achieve more comparable and timely index series.
When these data abovementioned are confronted with more comparable database, such as the European Public Health Services, they are divergent.
The SDDS Plus is an avant-garde communication system that will allow the international dissemination of high-quality,more detailed and more comparable statistical information.
As a result, the public debt market of the euro zone has become more comparable to the US Treasury market as regards both size and volume of issues.
The regulation takes into account this timetable for seeing a first stage of harmonization that will permit the production during 1996 of adjusted consumer price indices more comparable than those currently available.
Thus, if two companies have the same set of economic events, the more comparable their accounting functions, the more similar their accounting numbers.
It is more comparable to licences in the maritime and railway sectors(proposal contained in COM(2004)142) whereby rules on competencies are set at European level and not left to Member States' discretion.
The more ready access to routine viral load monitoring in Brazil should mean a resistance profile more comparable to that observed in Europe and North America.
The figures will be more reliable and more comparable and I think the concerns some Members have raised about compliance with the stability pact can be better addressed.
The assessment of price convergence has been made using the recently available interim indices of consumer prices(IICPs),which are more comparable than national indices but not yet fully harmonised.