Sentence examples for on a harmonized from inspiring English sources
We address these issues empirically, based on a harmonized survey of innovation activities of more than 1800 firms located in Portugal and Germany.
However, funders have been found to fall short of agreeing on a harmonized agenda for research funding [ 19].
If a company can rely on a harmonized, reliable trade secret system to protect its prized know-how, that company is more likely to collaborate in research and development -- which then improves the innovation ecosystem as a whole.
A single cadre of health care workers worked from a single duty-roster, to provide care jointly to both HIV and OPD clients based on a harmonized patient flow.
Based on a recently harmonized definition of the metabolic syndrome (7), the age-adjusted prevalence of metabolic syndrome in the U.S. is between 34 and 39%, depending on the thresholds used to define abdominal adiposity.
On an oddly harmonized version of the Lee Morgan classic "The Sidewinder," he told his story almost vocally, smearing some lines and barking others, playing up the husk and grain of his tone.
They harmonized on "Game On," a sprightly campaign anthem that concluded, "Yes, I believe/Rick Santorum is our man".
With an extension toward other important indoor airborne fungal contaminants, tools as the one developed in this study, based on harmonized guidelines to be urgently established, will contribute to an improved indoor air quality monitoring and ultimately to an improved insight into the causal effect between indoor airborne fungal contaminants and health effects.
Mr. Haden sang on just one tune, harmonizing with his daughter Petra behind the authoritative Dan Tyminski.
The processes in Figure 2 depict the control-flow perspective of the eSourcing concept that focuses on structurally harmonizing on an external level the intra-organizational business processes of a service consuming and one or many service providing organizations into a business collaboration.
Then Wilson and Jensen played a new ballad called "Deceiver," Jensen reading from a sheet of paper as the two harmonized on a loose cascade of rhymes ("He is cunning like fever / He's Paul and he's Peter").
