Sentence examples for common harmonised from inspiring English sources

In the near future, wider use of grid databases may become possible, as the European Forum for Geostatistics is currently developing guidelines for datasets and methods to link Population and Housing Census results from 2010 to 2011 to a common harmonised grid.

For unambiguous determination, polymorphisms of CYP2C19 needed to be designated by their NCBI dbSNP identifiers ("rs numbers"), their nucleotide exchange, or their common harmonised star allele nomenclature.

A 2011 National Audit Office report on the procurement of consumables would appear to confirm this, arguing that savings of 10% should be achievable – or £500m per annum if trusts were to collaborate on their procurements, agree common specifications, harmonise purchase prices and reduce the number of purchase orders.

A complete list of the common sub-set of harmonised data extracted from LSIA 3 and CSAM is reported in the Appendix.

Furthermore, the individual-level exposure assessment was harmonised, a common study protocol of exposure and outcome definition was developed and the analytic approach was standardised.

The objective was to exchange ideas and develop common strategies to improve and harmonise quality and safety in radiology on a global level.

The mandate provides draft guidance for standardising corporate water disclosure, which will in turn offer common metrics that can begin to harmonise practices and provide guidance for aligning water disclosure to stakeholder expectations.

"The ability . . . to deliver broadly harmonised regulation and a truly common EU telecoms market will be tested this year as never before," Kroes told the paper.

To become a proper common market, says Ms Nofal, Mercosur must harmonise investment and trade incentives and sales-tax regimes a view largely shared by Argentine officialdom.So Brazil's government is caught between placating Argentina and its own disgruntled businessmen.

The ISQua IAP has been implemented to "build credibility and comparability for national organisations by harmonising standards and procedures on common international principles" [ 42]:342]

To address the issue of multiple names for the same RII, a new nomenclature system is proposed to harmonise the names based on common mathematical formula and a first-named basis.