Sentence examples for Tested protocol from inspiring English sources

Although tweaking MAC protocols and possibly adjacent protocol layers provide attractive network properties, such solutions come at the cost of protocol changes and imply to abandon widely used and tested protocol implementations.

In preliminary experiments two different treatment protocols were tested (Protocol 1 and Protocol 2, Figure 3).

Therefore, we believe that the blinding of patients was secure and unbroken under our tested protocol.

Every DBS, in which both punches of the tested protocol pairs exhibited high DNA degradation (size range below 1 Kbp), was excluded from the pairwise comparisons of protocols.

Acupuncturists provided up to 10 sessions of acupuncture, adapted from a previously tested protocol [ 19], which allowed explanations and life-style advice based on acupuncture theory and clinical judgement [ 16].

TMA was also used to sample selected blocks for RNA extraction: four 1 mm cores were punched out from each block and extracted according to a tested protocol in use.

Illumination of cells in Foscan-preincubated plates shows similarly a strong phototoxic effect, resulting in 19.6% survival after the highest light dose was applied and, compared to the other tested protocols, the highest LD50 of 0.6 J·cm−2.

Spectrum employs a well-tested protocol called MET/CBT5 (Motivational Enhancement Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy).

With long-term funding by the farmer-driven Northern New York Agricultural Development Program, Shields and Cornell University Research Support Specialist Tony Testa developed a complete understanding of the life cycle of alfalfa snout beetle and created the science-based, field-tested protocol for using a combination of two species of native New York nematodes to control the beetle.

The BGP-inspired design choice allows the proposed system to "stand upon the shoulders of giants" by relying on a time-tested protocol that currently supports scalable inter-domain routing services among over 120,000 Iprefixesines in the Internet.

In confirmation hearings, especially since Robert Bork got borked, as they say, when he told the Senate precisely where he stood, judges go out of their way to repeat the now time-tested protocol: "I can't discuss that, as that issue may come before me if I'm confirmed".