As Alex would say, the reader will harmonize completely.
These diverse types of biobanks have different roles in the generation and translation of knowledge into public health and clinical medicine, and technological plus conceptual evolution may make it impossible or undesirable to harmonize completely their practices, policies, and operations.
If Pollock's work is filled with the energy of one very particular mind, if Dubuffet's work attempts to summon some kind of pre-cultural, raw energy, then Ossorio's work is simply filled with multiple energies, observed, contained and never completely harmonized.
Even in situations where ELISpot assay conditions have been harmonized across sites as completely as possible, comparable results will depend upon the accurate enumeration of spots in each well.
Regulators, particularly those in the United States, have failed to completely harmonize their policies with each other or with international regulatory agencies.
Second, we were not able to completely harmonize the food composition data for protein in EFCOVAL.
It is not possible to completely harmonize methods and knowledge or to standardize datasets.
The algorithm was further tested by preparing a "fully harmonized" MSP142 (FVO) gene fragment (designated FMP010), which was completely recoded according to the harmonization approach described in "Materials and Methods".
In an effort to pre-empt critics, Mr. Mukasey gave a speech last week in Portland, Ore., describing the unfinished plan as an effort to "integrate more completely and harmonize the standards that apply to the F.B.I.'s activities".
Through him, jagged undercurrents of class and race (the surviving friends are white, the deceased was black) are uneasily harmonized; only he seems fully aware of how the loss of one member of a close-knit group can completely reconfigure a common past.
