Sentence examples for harmonised with those from inspiring English sources

It would therefore be prudent to reassess the responses to golimumab as approved MTX doses in Japan are harmonised with those approved in North America and Europe for RA.

Therefore, it is important that future studies be harmonised with these novel recommendations.

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won't feel harmonious when it "leads to a more flexible labour market" to "end an anomaly requiring farmers to follow outdated and bureaucratic rules".

At some point the German law, and a very similar French reform, would have to be harmonised with the EU's rulebook .Liikanen Lite" is how some have described the German and French drafts.

Sovereign risk is very real and whilst the threat of member countries leaving the Euro is remote, what I think will happen is that you will now see a reversal in the cost of capital trends that were harmonised with the onset of the Euro.

By the time EU accession negotiations were completed on 30 June 2010, Croatian legislation was fully harmonised with the Community acquis.

The MIABi standards were harmonised with the BioDBcore standards of the International Society for Biocuration (ISB) and BioSharing for use of standardized terminologies for infrastructural and informational interoperability [ 6].

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 order to improve ADR reporting, the reporting of pharmacovigilance activities in Uganda needs to be simplified and harmonised with the current electronic reporting systems for the public health programmes and the health management information systems.

It does not harmonise with the sound of any instrument".