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It also raises the question of whether the CRC screening programme should serve as a route to diagnosis of bowel abnormalities other than cancer, and if so, how this should be harmonised with other NHS services.

Ideally, track and sprinter should be harmonised so that the deformation of the track surface corresponds with the movements of the athlete.

Finally, experimental temperature and salinity should be harmonised so as to obtain reliable comparisons between different studies.

Ideally, monitoring in large international river basins should be harmonised to provide a basin-scale assessment of sources and impacts of human activities, and the effectiveness of management actions.

In the future, criteria should be harmonised and improved in the different directives and regulations and field data should be more intensively used for assessing the bioaccumulation potential of chemicals.

These methods should be harmonised to ensure comparable, high quality STI testing.

Although it is generally very desirable that social standards in the European transport sector should be harmonised, the social conditions of the vehicles' drivers must also be improved.

To improve the national forest products statistics systems state and national level data collection formats should be harmonised to facilitate accurate and timely data reporting and compilation.

Sample collection and transportation conditions should be organised in an appropriate manner to preserve the sample integrity, and the laboratories should be harmonised in analytical methodologies to provide reliable and comparable results.

Based on our study, the following key recommendations are proposed to improve the surveillance system: - There is an urgent need for quality assurance of the current BES. - The age groups in the register books and BES should be harmonised.

Given the internal market and free movement of goods in the EU, it is extremely important to consumers that the evident differences in the quality and effectiveness of market-surveillance authorities should be harmonised upwards by means of European rules governing accreditation bodies.