As a result, a harmonization process may be necessary to correct and then create more robust baselines of specific data layers on a layer by layer basis.
As a consequence, harmonization of the outcome definitions used in our large epidemiologic collaborations will strengthen the consistency of future results.
The presence of a common background emerged, although possibilities for optimization of university curricula are possible, as well as harmonization within universities in different countries and between universities and industry.
Regulatory requirements for biosimilars are evolving, as are global harmonization and/or standardization strategies that can facilitate their robust clinical development.
As a consequence, legislative harmonization or unification of core fields of private law such as contract or tort law was apparently not even debated during the first decade of the EC's existence.
With OSEM used as a reference, this harmonization strategy led to concordance indices greater than 0.9, with very narrow confidence intervals.
As a measure of harmonization of reconstruction conditions, the root mean square error (RMSE) was measured; RMSE is the square root of the variance in SUVmean of the six spheres between DRO17 mm and actual phantom images obtained with the SPECT/CT cameras.
Although one can hardly be against harmony and for discord, it is important to realize (taking the metaphor of "harmony" as a model) that harmonization does not mean that an identical method needs to be applied to all cases for all agents and disease endpoints.
Thus, for policymakers, regulatory competition is as important a strategy as is harmonization.
Together with the African Development Bank (AfDB), UNAIDS, UNFPA, WHO and the World Bank, UNICEF has developed an Action Framework for 'tackling the barriers to scaling up in health' through a mechanism known as the Harmonization for Health in Africa (HHA).
