The need for harmonizing reporting practice of genetic tests has been recognised by the External Quality Assessment (EQA), providers and laboratories.
However, harmonized methodology for the study of heat resistance of food pathogens is lacking, even though there is a need for such harmonized experimental design protocols and for harmonized validation procedures for heat treatment studies.
Scientists agree that there is a need for internationally and regionally harmonized methodologies and standards for assessing environmental impacts in different ecosystems (ICSU; FAO, 2004).
There is a need for a national body to provide guidance for the medical schools to harmonize the teaching methods, particularly introducing more interactive and students-engaging methods on the account of passive lecturing.
Second, there is a need to harmonize legal norms for users of the health, social and penitentiary system beyond the traditional concern with mentally ill people.
In light of the latter, a need for improved data collection was identified throughout all areas discussed, as was a need to harmonize data across countries.
There is a need for policy managers to designate JNIA to implement IHR (2005) and ensure that public health policies, legislations, guidelines, and practice at POE are harmonized to improve international travel and trade.
There is a need to harmonize resources towards research and a rational multi-dimensional strategy for integrated control, applicable to the regional context, without which WA-MCF will continue to be a threat not only to cattle production but also to wildlife conservation in eastern and southern Africa.
However, there is a need to harmonize such criteria at the international level.
There is also a need to harmonize the energy and water systems from both a technical and policy perspective.
