Sentence examples for at the harmonization from inspiring English sources

While the reform of 2003 looked at the harmonization of the many pension regimes in order to minimize the inequalities between the general regime and the special ones.

Therefore, deeper fatigue strength investigations were performed within a German industry-wide joint research project aiming at the harmonization of the approaches.

The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases also published their guidelines on GCLP and currently further works aiming at the harmonization of different GCLP guidelines are ongoing [5], [6].

In recent years, several activities aiming at the harmonization of techniques used to monitor the presence of antigen-specific T-cells have been initiated for ELISPOT [ 28– 31], tetramer staining [ 32] and ICS [ 33– 33].

A basic software measurement ontology is introduced, that aims at contributing to the harmonization of the different software measurement proposals and standards, by providing a coherent set of common concepts used in software measurement.

Phan presented the expanded version of his project at the ITP Spring Show where the harmonization of heartbeats only occurred about half the time, despite most of the participants knowing each other.

For the Mayo GC controls, genotype data were obtained from the Mayo GC database comprising 14 genome-wide association studies conducted at Mayo 4. Details of the harmonization of control genotypes generated using multiple platforms, standard quality control metrics, and genome-wide imputation were described elsewhere 4. Hardy Weinberg equilibrium was examined.

Ms. Reding acknowledged the apparent incongruity of discussing the harmonization of E.U. rules at a time of extreme discord within the bloc over economic policy, with debt woes straining the ties that bind together the euro zone.

Economic and financial sustainability: Costa Edutainment is committed to improving its profitability both through the optimization of existing processes (i.e. the renegotiation of relations with banks; the harmonization of control systems at group level; the redefinition of outsourcing contracts), and the development of new sources of revenue.

At country level, the ICF is used to facilitate the harmonization and comparability of data sets (e.g. Australian Health Data Dictionary) [ 11].

One of the topics discussed at the second ICAP workshop, and addressed in this paper, was the harmonization of reporting ANA test results.