Sentence examples for internationally harmonized from inspiring English sources

One particularly efficient approach is internationally harmonized carbon taxes – ones that quickly become global and universal in scope and harmonized in effect.

Because there were a number of important in vitro micronucleus validation studies in progress, it was not possible to design a definitive, internationally harmonized protocol at that time.

Urinary concentrations of pyrethroid insecticide metabolite, 3-phenoxybenzoic acid (3-PBA), were measured by LC/MS/MS and semen parameters were measured by following internationally harmonized protocols.

The establishment of an internationally harmonized, integrated, and long-term operated environmental monitoring infrastructure is one of the major challenges of modern environmental research.

The Larval Amphibian Growth and Development Assay (LAGDA) is an internationally harmonized testing guideline for evaluating effects of chronic chemical exposure in amphibians.

One is to vote on a universal price (or tax) that is internationally harmonized, but the proceeds from which are domestically retained.

More rigorous cross-country comparisons of the effect of parental homeownership on transitions to first-time homeownership can be achieved using internationally comparable, harmonized data on multiple countries that contain information about housing histories, parental homeownership and longitudinal data on other important factors that might explain the transition to homeownership.

AMFEP in Europe and the Enzyme Technical Association (ETA) in the USA work nationally and internationally to harmonize enzyme regulations.

Relatedly and significantly, there is an absence of universal and enforceable guiding norms that can facilitate an internationally collaborative "harmonizing global science" (Leshner and Turekian 2009) and responsible research conduct.

To ensure comparability, the details of the leverage ratio will be harmonized internationally, fully adjusting for differences in accounting.

To allow for a consistent assessment of studies within regulatory frameworks, a harmonized internationally accepted and validated test method is needed.