Sentence examples for harmonized guidelines from inspiring English sources

Recent advances in establishing harmonized guidelines for validation of screening methods are reviewed.

In terms of training of Adhesive bonding personnel EWF has developed harmonized guidelines for the European Adhesive Engineer, the European Adhesive Specialist and the European Adhesive Bonder.

The introduction of harmonized guidelines across Europe may serve as an evidence-based tool to be implemented in practice and education.

The interactive meeting provided a unique opportunity to industrial scientists and regulatory agency liaisons to facilitate the discourse on how to address stability challenges that are not addressed in harmonized guidelines: this paper summarizes those discussions.

Systems designed for prolonged release of prophylactic inhibitory or subinhibitory amounts of antibiotics, in absence of strict harmonized guidelines, raise concerns for their still weakly proved efficacy but, even more, for their possible contribution to enhancing biofilm formation and selecting resistant mutants.

Moreover, there was agreement on the need of harmonized guidelines for diagnostics and terminology.

Based on potential challenges to incorporate individualized approaches to care into clinical guidelines and quality measures, specialty societies, health systems, and other groups with longitudinal databases that develop clinical guidelines should harmonize their guidelines and engage CDS tool developers.

From an international perspective, the OECD has formed a special subcommittee to oversee the identification and validation of internationally harmonized test guidelines to assess EDCs in both humans and wildlife (Huet 2000).

In the area of integration, lessons focus on strengthening or creating national technical working groups that include the NRHP, NMCP, and National AIDS Control Programme NACPP) to ensure harmonized policies, guidelines, and educational materials, as well as guarantee effective and coordinated (non-duplicative) implementation.

These potential QIs had a more generic formulation and contained: starting empirical antimicrobial therapy; duration of therapy; changing empirical therapy to pathogen-directed therapy; and harmonizing local guidelines with the national guideline (indicator 42 – 45, Table  3).

The internationally harmonized OECD guideline 308 on the transformation of chemicals in water/sediment systems pragmatically sets a maximum upper limit of −100 mV [52] for anaerobic conditions.