Sentence examples for Harmonize across from inspiring English sources

There are, however, some missed opportunities to integrate and harmonize across efforts.

The adjustment to jet lag takes many days to harmonize across oscillators, despite the fact that ventral SCN itself is entrained quickly 16.

In order to comparatively track donors' HSS investments, it is essential to harmonize, across all health actors, the understanding of what health systems strengthening means, both as a concept and as an operation.

That is, in order to be able to harmonize across different inventories, some participants must have filled in multiple inventories so that they can function as a "bridge" between inventories.

Harmonizing across the e-commerce value chain.

The recommendations are harmonized across the various frameworks.

National trends suggest that if marriage equality is harmonized across the 50 states, there is a chance we may see the demise of civil unions altogether.

"Rules governing the sale and marketing of wine in the E.U. are harmonized across all member states," the Food Standards Agency, which oversees wine rules, said in a statement.

The result is the '10,000 Immunomes' Resource15, a human reference data set comprising over thirteen types of measurements standardized and harmonized across the population of roughly 10,000 healthy controls, which is freely available for downloads and interactive visualizations (10kimmunomes.ucsf.edu/).ucsf.edu/

What the problems in Greece demonstrates is that while currencies might have been harmonized across the region with the introduction of the Euro, it does not mean that other forms of relative financial risk have similarly been eliminated, which should act as a warning to other countries with large levels of national borrowing and fiscal deficits.

European copyright law, established under the Berne Convention and harmonized across all members of the European Union in 1993, says that works of art and literature are free of copyright 70 years after the death of their creator, with the term of copyright expiring on Jan . 1the following year.