In the long run, application of the CRED evaluation method, as well as the associated reporting recommendations for peer-reviewed literature, can help increase the availability of relevant and reliable ecotoxicity data needed for regulatory decision making and facilitate the harmonization of regulatory processes.
At country level, the ICF is used to facilitate the harmonization and comparability of data sets (e.g. Australian Health Data Dictionary) [ 11].
To this end, we propose a federated 'Safe Harbor Framework for International Ethics Equivalency' (Safe Harbor) that facilitates the harmonization of ethics review of data-driven international genomics research projects while respecting globally transposable research ethics norms and principles.
WAHO, with its political mandate and its programme for facilitating research in the ECOWAS countries, and in partnership with the various actors in the research field, could facilitate the harmonization of underlying structures, and advocate for greater importance and significant funding for research within MoHs.
Furthermore, we discuss a number of local educational provisions that can be implemented on university level to help in facilitating the process of harmonization.
Hence the development of a common coding and a standard assessment system is also relevant for services harmonization and the equitable allocation of care (resources, programmes and treatments) between the different groups and individuals in Europe, as well as for facilitating the linkage of European health [ 13].
The objective was to facilitate the mapping and harmonization of anatomy ontologies that are currently being used for annotation of data for mouse and human models by MGI and the NCI.
The overall objective of the Mouse Human Anatomy Project (MHAP) was to facilitate the mapping and harmonization of anatomical terms used for mouse and human models by Mouse Genome Informatics (MGI) and the National Cancer Institute (NCI).
It has been argued that such leaders and structures are often uniquely positioned to facilitate the coordination and harmonization of the relevant scientific and technical domains required to address the core information needs commonly found in the modern academic CTS enterprise [ 3, 6, 14, 20].
This would facilitate the knowledge exchange and harmonization of methodology for better comparability of data at European scale.
This harmonization facilitates the ability to transfer advances between products and systems, which may profit transportation management agencies, vehicle manufacturers, and so forth.
