Although SES is a multidimensional concept that can be operationalised using different indicators (ie, education, income and/or occupation), we selected household income as the SES indicator since it provided the most easily harmonised cross-country data at the lowest administrative level.
Nobody in Belgrade seriously believes they could be incorporated back into Serbia's body politic.Boris Begovic, an economist, argues that Serbia needs a plan B. He suggests that it might forget about EU accession and follow the path of Norway and Switzerland, which harmonise most of their laws and policies with Brussels, but are not EU members.
The reason not to take whole incidence curves into account is that incidence rates in Europe vary considerably, because: 1) case definitions are not yet harmonised across Europe; most countries report cases of ILI, but some report cases of ARI, 2) the denominator calculations vary by country and, 3) consultation rates for ILI and ARI vary among countries.
My favourite characters were Harriet and Nat because they were hilarious and most of all their friendship was perfectly harmonised.
For most of the piece the melody is harmonised with simple basslines, which serve to fill out the sound and give a sense of movement and resolution when required.
Most of the laboratories use validated and harmonised methodologies.
Currently most European and North American countries have harmonised the limit to 1.63-3.25 mg/m3 (0.5-1 ppm) This recent figure was agreed within the European Union in 1997 and was adopted within standard setting committee [ 23].
Eventually, he says, he would like to sell most of UniCredit's loans, once European securitisation markets are harmonised.
We also harmonised the content across UK and North America to identify the most important topics.
The distinctive Estée Lauder blue-green was devised to harmonise with most rich people's bathrooms.
