Sentence examples for harmonized because from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, these data could not be harmonized because of heterogeneity of the social activity questionnaires across cohorts.

The methods can be further harmonized because, apart from the methodological difficulties of cost-utility analysis (e.g., measuring quality of life, multiplication of quality of life and live years), there is no reason to prefer cost-effectiveness analysis.

Although the discount rate is simple to adapt, it should be further harmonized because, depending on the time horizon of the analysis, it can have a strong influence on results and lead to unjustifiable differences in decisions between countries.

As power came to be ever more concentrated and its rewards more inequitably distributed, it was all rationalized as somehow harmonizing because of the onslaught of a neutral sounding technological revolution whose new billionaires seemed to profit not by exploitation but by enhancing the lives of the masses.

Most of these definitions cannot be harmonized across assessments, because they are dependent upon the purpose of a specific assessment [ 36].

Because they are harmonized with such warmth and flow so smoothly, the Stravinsky and Rachmaninoff give the impression of being easier to sing than they are.

At the lowest incomes, the PIT and NICs became less harmonized for full-year workers because the PIT's personal allowance is no longer equal to 52 times the NICs' primary threshold.

The global trend is now unmistakable -- not least because cosmetics companies need harmonized regulations across the world rather than a need to use modern non-animal methods in some countries while having to duplicate the work with animal tests elsewhere.

But Mr. Mack of Morgan Stanley said it would be helpful if the Fed harmonized their new guidelines with overseas regulators, because more stringent rules could put American firms at a disadvantage to foreign rivals.

But it wasn't long before his star began to slip, perhaps because his stately, deliberate style no longer harmonized with the high-speed delivery of sound films.

"If you do things that aren't accurate or believable," said Graham Bishop, an independent financial analyst, "what have you gained?" Comparisons are also difficult because national accounting systems are far from harmonized.