Due to this normalization, individual subject's disease trajectories are harmonized to an identical start point and allowed to set the onset of menopause for the entire population at t = 0.
Thus, the need to harmonize to a reference standard assay should be considered for the evaluation of new tests for G6PD deficiency, including those intended for point-of-care use.
The relatively independent parts of the building a pair of Roman triumphal columns, low towers, a high oval dome, a central portico modeled after a Roman temple facade, a transept and presbytery are harmonized to form a visual unity from whatever point they are seen.
The other is that our sense-organs need to be suitably harmonized to admit a given atom-type, and the disposition of our passageways can be affected by illness or other conditions.
After multi-institutional IRB approval, patient-level data was de-identified on site by the study team per HIPAA guidelines, reviewed and vetted for accuracy with clinic staff, then aggregated and harmonized to create a closed analyzable dataset.
In many states, the public health inspection laws should be harmonized to assure that a team can be quickly assembled with the authority to conduct all necessary inspections, whether they involve restaurants, workplaces, food processing plants, or agribusiness enterprises.
To facilitate comparison of results across the A-CaRe studies, the outcome measures used in these four clinical trials have been harmonized to as great an extent as possible.
The paper is unique because the merits of several professionals in fields such as social science, engineering, and medicine are harmonized to achieve success in a safety improvement program.
In many systems, a built-in burner is harmonized to the heating power of a boiler.
