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"Στην περίπτωση πάντως που είναι διαθέσιμα και τα πρωτογενή δεδομένα των μελετών συνίσταται η εφαρμογή της μεθόδου της συνένωσης (pooling) για τον υπολογισμό ενός συγκεντρωτικού αποτελέσματος18,19."(Πηγή)What I was getting at ...
"Unifiability" implies a a broader scope, as it encompasses not only the act of unifying data but also assesses the degree of compatibility needed for successful integration - it considers both the readiness of data to be unified and the actual process of merging.
In essence:
Συνενωσιμότητα inherently includes the compatibility assessment as part of the unification process. It’s about whether diverse datasets can work together within a unified system.
So, if our goal is a term that captures the full process — evaluating compatibility and integrating the data — συνενωσιμότητα seems to fit the bill.
But you're right in that "poolability" implies a more rigorous pre-selection process, where only compatible or relevant data points are chosen for inclusion based on predefined criteria - and it might indeed align more specifically with "συναθροισιμότητα."