Sentence examples for are not harmonised from inspiring English sources
Processing aids are not harmonised in Mercosur; the only harmonised regulation is GMC 84/93 which establishes the definitions of the functions of processing aids.
However, in many fields, including immigrants, the statistical figures are not harmonised between Germany and the Netherlands.
If these points are not harmonised prior to the establishment of a European TGC system, efficiency is unlikely to be obtained.
Governments of industrialised countries and technology developers argue that the methodologies that need to be applied, which would go beyond the current "science-based" risk assessment, are not harmonised and might lead to intransparent and arbitrary decisions [73, 74].
In Argentina and Brazil, processing aids are not harmonised in Mercosur.
Current registry annual reports that include comparative evaluations, however, are not harmonised in terms of methods and reporting.
Thirdly, since the wealth quintiles, serving as a proxy for socio-economic status, were constructed by each HDSS, they are relative rather than absolute measures and were not harmonised across sites.
Thirdly, although the annex to the monitoring directive includes a definition of what is meant by an offence against the regulation, this is not harmonised in any legally binding way.
In France for example, the Geode information system groups most roadside surveys (including passenger roadside surveys), but the data are not completely harmonised.
3Although job vacancy data are available from Eurostat since 2006Q1, these data are not fully harmonised across countries (e.g. cross-country sectoral and coverage differences).
The reason not to take whole incidence curves into account is that incidence rates in Europe vary considerably, because: 1) case definitions are not yet harmonised across Europe; most countries report cases of ILI, but some report cases of ARI, 2) the denominator calculations vary by country and, 3) consultation rates for ILI and ARI vary among countries.
