This variety of styles and periods created some interesting effects, not the least of them being a sense of how fresh and adventurous 15th- and 16th-century harmonizations sound when set against plainchant, on one hand, and the elegance of French Baroque music, on the other.
When harmonization leads to too much loss of information, for example in social participation, analysis can be done per cohort.
Such systems could be particularly helpful when assay harmonization [ 72, 73] is needed to ensure results are comparable across labs, investigators and studies.
When attempting post harmonization of data from existing cohort studies the challenges described in this paper are likely to occur.
"The harmonization of regulation across Europe only works when it respects the freedom of independent national regulators to respond to conditions in their own markets,' he said.
For example, such harmonization is undertaken by Pathway Commons (14) when the system processes BioPAX (15) files coming from multiple sources.
Even when the components of the harmonization metabolic syndrome were taken into account, the risk associated with co-occurring high SAD and high BMI remained nearly 10 times higher.
Thus, taxonomic harmonization of Brachymystax can only be achieved when both genetic and morphological (especially craniological) characters of Chinese and Korean lenoks are compared to material from the Siberian range.
When asked to state priorities for harmonization the most common response across respondents was the need to harmonize regulation of rapid diagnostic tests for important diseases, with malaria, TB and HIV given as examples.
The practicalities when applying the ICH GCPs (International Conference on Harmonization 1996 Good Clinical Practices [EU, MHLW, FDA. International Conference on Harmonization Guideline for Good Clinical Practice; 1997] in less developed countries (ldcs) are seldom discussed and we found no guidelines as how to "adapt" them.
