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Protocols are one method to more quickly adapt new information to bedside care.

Despite the placid countryside, Piedmont has been bitterly divided for the last few decades between those who have sought to preserve traditional methods of making Barolo and innovators who have adapted new technology and methods in an effort to build new markets for their wines.

Attempts to ask Moyes specifically about Ashley Young, whose poor performance against City compounded a dreadful start to the new era at Old Trafford for the 28-year-old were cut short by his press secretary, though the manager said it would take some players time to adapt to new methods and a new regime.

This in turn requires the public to adapt to new methods of interacting with the new technology and that, according to Franklin, is only beginning to happen with the Internet.

More recently these methods have been adapted, and new methods devised, to survey PPI on a more global, proteome-wide scale.

We adapt a new method from [7] to prove this conclusion.

We have adapted the new method of statistical estimation suggested by Pisarenko et al. (2009) to earthquake catalogs with discrete magnitudes.

But they need investment and planning to adapt to such new methods.

"Digital commerce has exploded, and fraudsters have taken note, adapting and developing new methods to carry out their crimes," said Bill Ready, chief operating officer, PayPal, in a statement.

From the beginning, the battleships of Division Nine faced a hard task in adapting to the new methods and practices they encountered in the Grand Fleet.

The quarterly output figures were the first to adapt to a new method of measuring growth, which takes account of a wider range of factors including research and development, and illegal drugs and prostitution.