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comparability

an approach to PAY determination in which levels or increases in pay are sought or offered which maintain a relationship to those for other industries or occupations. The notion of the going rate is a form of comparability in that workers seek pay increases which are similar to those being achieved or sought by others. See JOB EVALUATION, PAY DIFFERENTIAL.

comparability

an approach to WAGE determination in which levels or increases in wages for a particular group of workers or for an industry are sought or offered through COLLECTIVE BARGAINING, which maintains a relationship to those for other occupations or industries. Comparability can lead to COST-PUSH INFLATION.

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This letter asserts that the accuracy of all the Enbrel chromatograms presented in our scientific contribution "New Alternatives for Autoimmune Disease Treatments: Physicochemical and Clinical Comparability of Biosimilar Etanercept" [2] is unquestionable.

Response to: Comment on "New Alternatives for Autoimmune Disease Treatments: Physicochemical and Clinical Comparability of Biosimilar Etanercept"

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Comparability graphs have been largely discussed in the literature, mainly due to their connection with partial orders and because they are perfectly orderable graphs and more generally, perfect graphs.

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Comparability capability is defined as: "it is a qualitative characteristic of information which enables the user to determine the similarities and differences between the two sets of economic phenomena".

Studying the effect of comparability capability of financial statements on the value created for the stockholders and owners' equity return

Additional proposed guidance on the application of the transactional profit methods, including the application of the profit split method and the comparability standard to be applied when using TNMM, was developed and added as Part III of Chapter II of the guidelines.

Proposed revisions to OECD's guidance on arm's length pricing

Explaining the issues behind the lack of consistency and comparability emerging from the study the firm identified four key themes.

IFRS: consistency, comparability remain a challenge

Audited annual financial statements for accuracy and comparability

What do users of private company financial statements want? Financial statements' primary purpose is to serve the needs of users. But there is a quandary as to who is a "user" and what users need, particularly for private companies. Financial Executives Research Foundation (FERF) examines these needs, from both the preparer and user perspectives

* The effort required to assess comparability is directly proportional to one's understanding of one's product and process--keep records of relevant data from research onwards in a readily accessible form.

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(3) specify that a contracting officer's comparability determination is not subject to the arbitration procedures of FAR 8.605;

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Principally it restricts the type of information on inter-laboratory comparability. This information is not always required, so this may not be a problem.

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