Sentences with phrase «comparison over time»

And unlike the state, it has used the same test, allowing for meaningful comparisons over time.

In studying hurricanes, we can make rough comparisons over time by adjusting past losses to account for inflation and the growth of coastal communities.

The difficulties of making valid comparisons over time in Indigenous communities, because of population instability and other reasons, on almost any social indicator, have been extensively documented.

The study focused on gross cash holdings rather than subtracting their debt in an effort to simplify comparisons over time and identify how much money companies have to hand.

Up until 2006, Canada was part of an international consortium of census databases that allowed researchers to make direct cross-country comparisons over time.

Diagnostic groups within the autism spectrum, as specified in the fourth edition of the Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (DSM - IV), 7 as well as the combined ASD group (consistent with fifth edition of the DSM8) were examined, to facilitate comparisons over time.

To enable comparisons over time, longitudinal studies need to keep the initial questions, while additional age - relevant and up - to - date measures may be difficult to include due to the need to keep the questionnaires short.

We performed this comparison over all time scales ranging from from 10 to 63 years.