Sentence examples for harmonizing guidelines from inspiring English sources

While there is a need for harmonizing guidelines (see [ 9]), it also may well be that algorithms in the dengue case definition may vary from region to region or even from country to country, and that some warning signs for severe dengue may show geographical variation.

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.

This entails that PHAST should have harmonized guidelines in terms of how it is used at the district level.

In fact, there are no established harmonized guidelines that could give directions to REBs in managing biobanks in order to insure the protection of research participants.

These harmonized guidelines should leverage evidence for stratifying patients with all types of biological differences and incorporate individualized approaches to clinical care.

Until a governmental governance body is established in Quebec to guarantee the protection of research participants and establish harmonized guidelines for the management of biobanks in medical research, it is definitely up to REBs to find solutions that the present lack of guidelines poses.