Sentence examples for allowing for harmonization from inspiring English sources

In view of changes in the geological conditions at the dam foundation along the riverbed direction, the design of extending foundation surface excavation area and using consolidating grouting and optimizing structure of dam bottom was introduced, allowing for harmonization of the arch dam and foundation.

An advantage of applying hydrostatic compression is that it allows for harmonization of the applied load, and it allows mechanical stimulation of different types of cultivated constructs including the softer ones.

To facilitate cross-border research collaborations, national policies should be designed to allow for harmonization with other jurisdictions.

These results emphasize the need to identify the critical variables important for the observed variability to allow for harmonization of the technique across institutions.

Since this band is used as control channel in the USA, its allocation in Europe will allow for worldwide harmonization.

In 1857, Cayley introduced the matrix notation which allows for a harmonization and simplification of linear maps.

The primary goals of the CVC-CRI proficiency panel program are to allow for the harmonization of immune monitoring assays across institutions to a degree needed to represent stable biomarker assays and to provide for an external quality assurance resource for laboratories participating in the proficiency panel.

This harmonization should probably be done through common portals and interfaces allowing for future common annotations-types and formats.

Optimization of the protocol for serum-free conditions should result in excellent detection rates and eliminate the requirement of serum batch and stability testing, allowing further harmonization of the assay.

There was also intense interest in any mechanisms that allowed for easier penetration of regional markets, such as regulatory harmonization.

It does not represent the harmonization of laws and regulations, which is not necessary to allow for the alignment of technical requirements and for greater regulatory cooperation.