It first provides an overview of Member States' (MSs) practice in EIA, in the context of the harmonisation objective, before focusing on the particular cases of the UK and France.
The results of such investigations would address further criteria of surrogacy (International Conference on Harmonisation, 1998), and in the context of a strong biological rationale could shed light on the dynamics of cerebral malaria neurovascular pathogenesis in the period between coma onset and recovery or death.
The legislation has brought substantial changes, leading towards a harmonisation of migration statistics in the context of the European Union, and has stimulated discussion within individual countries aimed at improving the collection and processing of data on the presence of foreigners and on migratory movements.
A strength of this study is the standardization of procedures for screening, swabbing and microbiological culture in the context of a clinical trial conducted according to International Conference on Harmonisation Good Clinical Practice guidelines.
In the context of our review, the term pharmacogenetics is considered as defined by the International Conference of Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Registration of Pharmaceuticals for Human Use (ICH), even if other definitions have been reported in the scientific literature.
- The harmonisation proposed by the Commission is the minimum needed to achieve the aim of effectively combating something specific such as ship-source pollution in the context of protection of the environment, an issue with clear European dimensions.
There were debates regarding the desirability of retaining the Castilian units of measure or, in the interests of harmonisation, adopting the French system.
He insists that he is not engaged in "tax harmonisation for the sake of harmonisation", but rather in "tax co-ordination"—which he defines as helping member states to do what they want to do anyway.
The study was conducted in accordance with the standards of the International Conference of Harmonisation Guidelines for Good Clinical Practice.
The absence of harmonisation in this area will imply non-compliance with the principle of equality among citizens, and, by extension, non-compliance with the Constitution.
