Examples of using Comparability of data in English and their translations into Slovenian
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To ensure sufficient comparability of data;
Establishing comparability of data across geographical areas and over time.
Performed no activities that might impair the comparability of data for the previous year.
The quality and comparability of data need to be improved to allow for better strategic planning and policymaking in the area of sport.
Common, European-wide definitions would help promote the exchange andimprove the comparability of data.
This is important for the comparability of data between Member States for both the human and veterinary sector.
Still, even in the advanced regions(mainly North Sea)national action has failed to achieve common standards and comparability of data.
Any economic assessment of the sector is hampered by the lack and poor comparability of data, both at local, sea basin and European level.
This action has become a consolidated practice in the Member States andis based on common methodological principles designed to ensure comparability of data.
This is important for the comparability of data between Member States for both the human and veterinary sector and for evaluating the measures taken.
Differences in the IT systems used by the institutions and the two Commission's offices(OIB and OIL)for space management also affect comparability of data.
By laying down common definitions and indicators,the proposed regulation ensures the comparability of data and, as a result, promotes better practice in the Member States.
Recognizing also the importance of developing internationally compatible national pollutant release andtransfer register systems to increase the comparability of data.
How can the availability and comparability of data on obesity be improved, in particular with a view to determining the precise geographical and socio-economic distribution of this condition?
This enables the comparability of our country with other countries which carry out the LFS andat the same time also the comparability of data with previous LFSs.
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.
If the aim of the proposal is to adoptbinding legislation establishing common definitions for the comparability of data, I believe these points should be deleted.
Comparability of data at European level will make it possible to evaluate the extent of mismatches in national labour markets against the background of the remaining EU countries.
The Committee on Social Affairs has adopted a set of common indicators for the process of social protection and integration,which will ensure comparability of data.
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.
Common definitions would make it possible to promote the exchange of useful common data, improve the comparability of data and make international cooperation easier.
By using the new methodology,we could not provide full comparability of data- especially the comparability of data by activities and commodity groups- with the existing data series.
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.
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;
The adoption of this regulation will formalise the current'gentlemen's agreement' andguarantee the continuity of data collection as well as the quality and comparability of data.
Adoption of the same harmonised methodology by European regulators andself-regulatory bodies will allow consistency and comparability of data collected by regulators, self-regulatory bodies and any other third parties collecting sectoral complaints.
The regulation puts in place frameworks capable of ensuring harmonisation or standardisation of the methods used by Member States to compile statistics,thus enhancing the reliability 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.
Reliable reporting of statistical data concerning waste management is paramount to efficient implementation andto ensuring comparability of data among Member States.
In addition, the Community will intensify cooperation with the OECD andother international organisations with a view to ensuring comparability of data and avoiding duplication of efforts.