DEFINING COMPARABILITY Clause Samples
The "Defining Comparability" clause establishes the criteria or standards by which two or more items, transactions, or entities are considered comparable within the context of the agreement. In practice, this clause may specify the factors to be evaluated—such as size, scope, industry, or geographic location—when determining whether something is sufficiently similar for contractual purposes. By clearly outlining what constitutes comparability, the clause helps prevent disputes and ensures that all parties have a shared understanding of how comparisons should be made, thereby promoting fairness and consistency in the application of the contract.
DEFINING COMPARABILITY. For the purpose of determining which evaluations are “comparable”, all members rated “accomplished” shall be deemed comparable to one another; all members rated “skilled” shall be comparable to one another; all members rated “developing” shall be comparable to one another; and all members rated “ineffective” shall be deemed comparable to one another.
DEFINING COMPARABILITY. 1. For the purposes of determining a teacher’s evaluation rating, the most recent three (3) evaluations shall be used to compute a rating unless 3 evaluations are not available, in which case the available evaluations shall be used. Accomplished shall be given a score of 4, Skilled shall be given a score of 3, Developing shall be given a score of 2, and Ineffective shall be given a score of 0.
2. For the purpose of determining which evaluations are comparable, all members rated “Accomplished” and “Skilled” shall be deemed comparable to one another, all members rated “Developing” shall be deemed comparable to one another, and all members rated “Ineffective” shall be deemed comparable to one another.