Examples of using Fair comparison in English and their translations into Danish
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the Commission should have added this income to the export price to ensure a fair comparison with the normal value,
transportation costs- were already deducted to ensure a fair comparison between the normal value and the export price.
For the purpose of ensuring a fair comparison between the normal value
therefore, that their inclusion in the normal value calculations would not permit a proper and fair comparison with the export price in accordance with Article 2 of the basic Regulation.
it also argued that the allowance was necessary to ensure a fair comparison with the constructed export sales price.
it is recalled that these were taken into account when making a fair comparison between the different grades produced by the Community industry
applicability of the information we receive, and broadly speaking rely on EUROSTAT figures which- because they have the same statistical base in each instance- are the only ones that can ensure a fair comparison.
it is recalled that these were taken into account when making a fair comparison between the different grades produced by the Community industry
we can see how Member States put into national law decisions taken at European level and make a fair comparison.
For the purpose of ensuring a fair comparison, account was taken,
Therefore, this difference affected the fair comparison between export price
Subject to the provisions governing fair comparison in paragraph 4 of this Article, the existence of margins of injurious pricing during the investigation phase shall normally be
Fair comparisons can come from either randomized controlled experiments
Randomized controlled experiments create fair comparisons between two groups.
Enables fair comparisons of thermal performance andprice/performance ratio,
Matching is a powerful strategy for finding fair comparisons in large datasets.
This procedure ensures that randomized controlled experiments create fair comparisons between two groups.
Matching is a powerful strategy for finding fair comparisons in non-experimental data.
They are an important strategy for discovering fair comparisons in non-experimental data.
One solution to the problem of confounders is to try to make fair comparisons by adjusting for observable differences between the groups.