Sentence examples for into harmonization from inspiring English sources
The supposed idea is to bring Europe into harmonization, by smashing up the current system and gluing it all back together in a different shape.
Major effort was put into the interlaboratory harmonization and conversion factors (CF) calculation and their validation at international scale (IS) 12, 13.
However, translating goals of harmonization and alignment into practice at country level has been slow and difficult, reflecting competing or conflicting interests and power of different partners.
Laura Elise Schwendinger's "Song for Andrew" (2008) pays tribute to her teacher Andrew Imbrie, who died in 2007, by wrapping a theme from his "Pilgrimage" (1983) in her own harmonization and gradually taking it into her own rhythmic and harmonic world.
By publishing the harmonization guidelines, insight is given into (the interpretation of) all post harmonized data of the EPOSA study.
Taking these concepts into account, an algorithm termed "codon harmonization" [19] was developed where synonymous codons from E. coli were selected that closely resemble the codon usage of native Pfs48/45 gene, including regions coding 'link/end' segments of proteins in P. falciparum.
The third is for all global funding mechanisms to integrate this harmonization and programme integration into what they are doing".
Klip tells Next Wave Canada that the principles are integral to RTC's training mission and cannot be changed, and therefore "the process of harmonization will have to take into account our differences and respect them".
Such an arrangement would enhance the harmonization of these diverse investigations into coherent demographic and health reports of prostate cancer.
Even when the components of the harmonization metabolic syndrome were taken into account, the risk associated with co-occurring high SAD and high BMI remained nearly 10 times higher.
The intelligibility of action depends upon the harmonization of these two kinds of time into what can properly be called historical time.
