Since the 1997 Workshop article, various International Conference on Harmonization (ICH) guidelines have issued to help globally harmonize technical requirements for the manufacture and use of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and drug products.
It would also suggest that it is important to pursue international collaboration in harmonizing technical choices and for institutional and regulatory measures.
There is thus an urgent need to harmonize the technical background of experts in the field of EO data analysis with the terminology of ecologists, protected area management authorities and policy makers in order to provide meaningful, context-specific value-added EO products.
"Our idea was really to harmonize on a technical level, to set up a structure and to really get everybody on board with consensus".
Various guidelines harmonized in the International Conference on Harmonization of Technical Requirements for Registration of Pharmaceuticals for Human Use (ICH) (e.g., Good Manufacturing Practice guide for Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients) and originally prepared for new drug products, also play important roles in the production of high quality generic drug products.
Harmonization and coordination – Efforts to harmonize and coordinate the technical and financial support of development partners worked well.
Given that the International Conference on Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Registration of Pharmaceuticals for Human Use (ICH) brings together the regulatory authorities and pharmaceutical industries of the USA, Europe and Japan, scientific and technical aspects of drug registration should be harmonized.
In order to provide a consistent foundation and allow for integration and analysis of the results in computational technical and resource analysis models, we implemented closely coordinated, harmonized and objective analytical protocols along with a common language for measuring growth and productivity for the major algal components.
In such cases, it was suggested that some technical measures (e.g. minimum mesh sizes) ideally should be harmonized regionally where exploitation characteristics could affect a shared multinational resource.
These behaviors are at the level of knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis and evaluation according to American education psychologist Benjamin Samuel Bloom et al. Architectural education aims to acquire a profession within the efforts of designing and building along with creative solutions by harmonizing the requirements with technical opportunities.
