In many states, the public health inspection laws should be harmonized to assure that a team can be quickly assembled with the authority to conduct all necessary inspections, whether they involve restaurants, workplaces, food processing plants, or agribusiness enterprises.
Amino acid sequences of the 45 viruses were harmonized to same length (329 residues) and were numbered according to A/Aichi/2/68 HA1 sequence because the 3-D structure of the A/Aichi/2/68 hemagglutinin protein has been determined (4– 6).
Because phenotypes have not always been assessed similarly across cohorts (and sometimes not even within cohorts), measures need to be harmonized, that is, phenotypic scores need to be made comparable such that data from individuals who were assessed by different inventories can be compared meaningfully.
Together with the USAID-supported Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS), with which the data are harmonized, this is the largest single source of MDG information.
It's a sad discussion; the sharpest thing that the filmmaker says is that he has been "harmonized".
What the problems in Greece demonstrates is that while currencies might have been harmonized across the region with the introduction of the Euro, it does not mean that other forms of relative financial risk have similarly been eliminated, which should act as a warning to other countries with large levels of national borrowing and fiscal deficits.
An hour later, it had been harmonized.
It's no surprise that the defense-industry press pretends otherwise, but the vast majority of Democrats have already been harmonized on the message that Iran is dangerous.
The national datasets were harmonized according to these definitions.
To be harmonized, these days, is to be censored.
