Examples of using Comparability of data in English and their translations into Romanian
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Comparability of data.
Standardised monitoring and evaluation allows for comparability of data.
The quality and comparability of data must continue to be improved.
Common, European-wide definitions would help promote the exchange and improve the comparability of data.
It is necessary to further improve the comparability of data collected across the EU.
The Commission and the Member States have worked together from the outset to ensure the availability and comparability of data.
Reminds the Commission that the comparability of data remains fundamental for these purposes;
Still, even in the advanced regions(mainly North Sea)national action has failed to achieve common standards and comparability of data.
Improving the quality and comparability of data for EU policy-making in VET;
These recommendations were the outcome of a series of special meetings and consultations andwere directed towards improving the comparability of data.
They guarantee the comparability of data and the compatibility of the systems for exchanging health information.
The quality andcomparability of CARE data are overall satisfactory, except for the comparability of data on the injured.
Lastly, the comparability of data between MSs can be improved by harmonising monitoring, reporting and related nomenclature.
Common definitions would make it possible to promote the exchange of useful common data, improve the comparability of data and make international cooperation easier.
The quality and comparability of data need to be improved to allow for better strategic planning and policy-making in the area of sport.
In addition, the Community will intensify cooperation with the OECD and other international organisations with a view to ensuring comparability of data and avoiding duplication of efforts.
To improve comparability of data between Member States, the monitoring methodology should describe the way in which the outcomes of different tests need to be or can be presented.
Any economic assessment of the sector is hampered by the lack and poor comparability of data, both at local, sea basin and European level.
Ensuring the availability and comparability of data on the health workforce, in particular with a view to determining the precise movements of particular groups of the health workforce.
The Commission intends to intensify the work of the expert group on national justice systems to improve the availability,quality and comparability of data relevant for the EU.
The text also invites the Commission to propose common indicators to improve the comparability of data and to facilitate the exchange of good practices and cooperation between Member States to promote mental health.
The Commission considers that it would be useful to further strengthen its cooperation with the WHO and the research community,particularly in order to improve the comparability of data collected across the EU.
Agrees with the Court that the Commission should foster comparability of data, for example, by reducing the discrepancies in the number of physicochemical substances that are assessed for the ecological status;
We will therefore support the aim of making maximum use of animals bred for this purpose whose genetic and medical history are known, andwho therefore offer greater consistency and comparability of data.
The Commission shall, in close cooperation with the Member States,pursue the comparability of data and information and, where possible, the compatibility and interoperability of the systems and networks for exchange of data and information on health.
(g) consistency and comparability: the criteria for balance sheet valuation and income recognition shall be applied consistently in terms of commonality andcontinuity of approach within the ESCB to ensure comparability of data in the financial statements.
By the end of 2016, examine different options to improve the availability and comparability of data on occupational diseases at EU level and assess the feasibility of a simplified data transmission Commission and national competent authorities;
Comparability of data between Member States shall be a fundamental objective and shall be pursued through the development of methodological studies from the outset of EU-SILC data collection, carried out in close cooperation between the Member States and Eurostat.
It is important to recognise, however, that INSPIRE will not directly address data of a non-spatial or non-numerical nature, will not by itself guarantee organisational consolidation within Member States, andwill not lead directly to an improvement in the quality and comparability of data.
This initiative aims to improve the availability,quality and comparability of data, avoid redundancies in reporting requirements to Member States and therefore, the administrative burden, remove obstacles related to information accessibility and enhance the coherence of monitoring systems and indicators.