Sentence examples for due to harmonizing from inspiring English sources

Variables which were age specific, for example malnutrition (underweight, stunting and wasting) among under-5 children, maternal and paternal education upto 14 years of age were not included, due to harmonizing the analysis in both the sites.

Due to the harmonized sampling method the study offers the way to determine and compare the levels of PCDD/Fs and DL-PCBs in reindeer and moose tissues and examine the transfer and dynamics of dioxins and dioxin-like compounds in northern terrestrial food web.

Some variables were difficult to harmonize due to differences in wording and categories, differences in classifications and absence of data in some countries.

For example, information may be positively tuned due to a tendency of harmonizing conflicting retrospective biographical accounts.

This carries the risk of systematic reporting bias, where information may be positively tuned due to a tendency of harmonizing conflicting retrospective biographical accounts [ 47].

Although openEHR was founded in 2000, the Release 1.0 of the design specifications has just been finalized at the time of writing due to continuous effort on harmonizing between openEHR and major international information model standards, e.g. HL7 RIM v3 and the CEN [ 8] work on EN 13606 EHR Communication.

Policy makers are well aware of the affluence benefit and inefficiency in the CSMBS due to provider payment methods, and policy efforts to harmonize the three insurance schemes are underway.

Due to the lack in standardization of the definition of OA, it was impossible to harmonize OA into one variable of OA.

As such, efforts of the European Commission to harmonize health policies in the European Union would per definition become a 'global' health issue due to the 'transnational' character of any policies formulated by this institution; a certainly questionable consequence of this definition.

The CBR-TWG is effectively leading efforts to harmonize CBIs, generate evidence to inform planning, and engage stakeholders in dialogue about fiduciary risks and due diligence requirements.

Other aims for the new regulation are to harmonize the rules with the EU's updated General Data Protection Direction (GDPR), which was overhauled last year — and is due to come into force in the EU in 2018.