Sentence examples for we have harmonized from inspiring English sources

We have harmonized data from all existing censuses and surveys and reconstructed (in most cases) the boundaries of corresponding administrative units (to their second level or municipalities).

The style we have used to depict constructs in Figure 6D is the same we have used throughout the manuscript, and therefore opted not to change it, but we have harmonized the two parts of the table and corrected some small problems with numbering and length of the constructs.

On the other hand, the European Commission is working on legislation that will require countries to have harmonized national resolution mechanisms.

Those deaths prompted countries of the European Union to cooperate better; since then they have harmonized jail terms for human traffickers and have tightened border controls.

When Mr. Kradjian set out to orchestrate a set of Gomidas songs, he turned to the choral works to imagine how Gomidas might have harmonized traditionally monophonic folk songs.

Nick, Brian, A.J., Kevin and Howie have harmonized their way into our hearts for two decades.

This entails that PHAST should have harmonized guidelines in terms of how it is used at the district level.

In addition to sharing data and analyses, MECIDS partners have harmonized their infectious disease diagnostic and reporting methodologies; conducted joint trainings; and facilitated cross-border communication between laboratory technicians.

They have harmonized data collection instruments between the Protestant and Catholic Medical Bureaus in order to regularly monitor information such as personnel data, using these data to observe trends and take steps to reduce attrition.

The definition of MetS that we used was the new one by the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) and the American Heart Association/National Heart ,Lung, and Blood Institute (AHA/NHLBI), which has harmonized previous definitions [ 23].

Similarly the a cappella music consists of Shaker hymns, but Mr. Solari has harmonized and arranged them in ways foreign to austere Shaker practice.