Sentence examples for harmonised approaches from inspiring English sources

Given that multiple inhibitors of specific pathways are now available (for example PI3K/PKB/mTOR), harmonised approaches to prioritisation of specific inhibitors/inhibitor classes and of research objectives in clinical trials are required.

The data in this study could form the basis for integrated and harmonised approaches to periodically assess the future impact of new public policies and interventions for rare diseases at national and EU level.

One of the aims is to map and harmonise approaches and experiences in eol care measurement.

Though these are not confined to the health sector, they reflect the extent to which donors prioritise government leadership and processes, harmonise approaches with each other and align activities with government policy.

With the concept of food security gaining ever more attention in policy circles, professionals in the sector are harmonising their approaches, partly so they can generate more coherent information for policymakers.

The research assistants who collected the data attended a one-day training session in the week before the data collection began that aimed to harmonise their approaches and troubleshoot potential problems.

What is crucial is that we keep focusing on surveillance and that we harmonise our approach across countries because if you use different languages and different practices to tackle the disease and approach these people, who should they believe?

It also works to harmonise the approach of national regulatory bodies – like the UK's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency MHRAA).

While these new dictionaries spring up within separate communities, the IUCr provides a coordinating committee known as COMCIFS to help to harmonise their approach.

This can greatly ameliorate current gaps and facilitate harmonised and yet contextualised approaches to paediatric health research ethics.

Addressing the emerging issues in paediatric research consent forms will facilitate harmonised and yet contextualised approaches, hopefully promoting a safer and healthier world for children.