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Comparison
Short for "comparison ticket," a memorandum between two brokers that confirms the details of a transaction to be carried out.

comparison
A confirmation from one broker to another with respect to the details of a security trade. Also called broker comparison, comp.


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In the secondary analysis, we compared exposure among the case and comparison populations using conditional logistic regression; we initially analyzed all cases and their corresponding controls, and then only those cases and their corresponding controls meeting the restricted case definition.
Since the faculty wanted to include a list of symptoms common to those with fibromyalgia and multiple sclerosis, a comparison population was needed so that rates at which the symptoms occurred could be compared.
Four years of data was studied for HRA members, two years of data was studied for HSA members, and three years of data was studied for the comparison population.
 
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