Sentence examples for harmonization and validation from inspiring English sources

Harmonization and validation of the models used to assess urban air quality.

Even within geographic regions, as defined in the present study, challenges related to harmonization and validation of outcome measures may occur, potentially further increasing trial data variance [ 40].

The translation of the CAM-ICU was done by standard translation guidelines, which include preparation, forward translation/reconciliation, retranslation by an official translator, harmonization and validation.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/12/643/prepub The current study is part of the project INCORPORATE "International collaboration on symptoms, psychological aspects and EMF exposure estimates: Towards harmonization and validation", funded by The Netherlands Organization for Health Research and Development (ZonMw).

The workshop provided a platform for technical experts in the field to become cognizant of the validation principles and regulatory issues to be encountered and for regulators and principal validation bodies to gain a better sense of those technologic aspects that would lend themselves to standardization, harmonization, and validation.

Recent activities in the immunotherapy field indicate that there is an increasing awareness of the necessity of such harmonization and assay validation [ 4– 8].

Nevertheless, without the harmonization of the conceptual framework and validation of identifying criteria, the value of the case definition standards for IEI-EMF will remain insufficient and possibly unreliable.

Continuous external validation programs need to be a part of these efforts in order to check upon the success of inter-laboratory harmonization including assay optimization, standardization and validation as well as of laboratory-specific implementation of guidelines and protocol recommendations.

As an interagency forum, ICCVAM also coordinates and promotes related issues, including national and international harmonization, guidance on validation studies, and awareness of accepted alternative methods.

The BiomarCaRE project is designed as a multi-modular study including: (1) biomarker selection based on omics discovery studies as well as literature, and (2) assay development (Module 1), (3) data harmonization of large-scale studies and (4) biomarker determination, analyses and validation (Module 2), and (5) biomarker assessment in clinical trials and (6) economic evaluation (Module 3).

The breadth and size of both programs have the potential to help shape immune assay standardization and validation, and serve the ultimate goal of assay harmonization.