Sentence examples for harmonised when from inspiring English sources

Datasets are harmonised when all variables pointing at the same content have the same name and the same range of values (and the same codes, for categorical variables); for example, when all variables carrying the information about the vaccination status of the third dose of DTP have the same name in all datasets (e.g. DTP3).

The reason chanting is such a sacred, ancient art is because there are only about six chants – there is not much room for nuance and harmonising when 50 people are shouting the same words slightly out of time with their own clapping – and they just get repurposed for every situation.

This algorithm addresses the need to harmonise datasets when datasets of interest have inconsistencies in the names and values of variables.

The impact of STW on the output elasticity of unemployment tends to be considerably more positive when controlling for the endogeneity of STW and when using the harmonised unemployment rate as the dependent variable.

There's a moment of exquisite tension and release when the horn call returns, now harmonised by an achingly dissonant chord, then salved when the music melts into a major key.

Some of their songs, when everyday talk is harmonised, are touchingly awkward; some – one episode features a reporter's attempts to describe the murders without using the banned word "semen" – are comic.

An explanation for this may be the increased import of reptiles since March 1996 when the Swedish import regulations were harmonised with the EU regulations.

The increase in number of isolates from reptiles was probably the result of an increased sampling due to increased import when the Swedish import regulations were harmonised with the EU regulations in 1996.

In addition, when biobanks are effectively catalogued and harmonised (Burton et al. 2010; Fortier et al. 2010; P3G Observatory 2009), the available sampling frame for such studies can potentially be extended to several millions.

His plan for them to be "harmonised with the rest of the economy" won't feel harmonious when it "leads to a more flexible labour market" to "end an anomaly requiring farmers to follow outdated and bureaucratic rules".

When the numbers of datasets and variables to be harmonised are small, dataset structures can be handled manually.