Sentence examples for could be harmonized from inspiring English sources

Importantly, this procedure could be harmonized with the annual eye examination for retinopathy, a part of current clinical practice.

But the first effort soon collapsed: the MOD had overestimated how much those systems had in common, and how quickly and easily they could be harmonized.

In the fall of 1998, Mr. Laval began to experiment with sophisticated mathematical models to predict by computer how the individual decisions of thousands of vacationers could be harmonized.

In general, these friendships had heated up and found their purpose around a courtship or a breakup, when an aria of complaint or desire could be harmonized by some pathetic accomplice.

An annual conference of Mr. Mugabe's ZANU-PF party noted and adopted a motion approving the plan to move presidential polls from 2008 to 2010 so they could be "harmonized" and held at the same time as parliamentary elections.

He was later to treat nation-making as a heroic theatrical, in which the clash of irreconcilable men and ideas could be harmonized through sheer poetic magic his own.

Some advocates claimed that the liberal and professional elements could readily be harmonized or integrated.

The figure of the intellectual was not an ideal to be emulated but rather a provocation inviting these three thinkers to ask whether truth and politics could ever be harmonized, whether philosophy was a fundamentally worldly or unworldly practice.

Unfortunately, these data could not be harmonized because of heterogeneity of the social activity questionnaires across cohorts.

Although it is desirable to use compendial methods, many stability-indicating methods used to evaluate product stability cannot be harmonized, which could be attributed to product specificity or complexity of drug products.

Many of these datasets can be harmonized to generate ecological, or area-based, indicators of socioeconomic conditions that could be incorporated in multilevel analyses.