Sentence examples for adaptation the protocol from inspiring English sources

In addition to the topological adaptation, the protocol has the ability to adapt its dissemination behavior according to the type of the submitted queries.

The key idea of our protocols is the passive monitoring of local network conditions and the adaptation of the protocol operation accordingly.

Preparation of nuclear extract was performed by an adaptation of the protocol described by Schreiber and co-workers [50].

Our EGDT protocol is an adaptation of the protocol reported by Rivers et al. [ 14].

This slight adaptation of the protocol enabled the formation of pMK1-Q38 andemonstrateses that the number of Q-encoding triplets could be rapidly increased in a single step.

This was an adaptation of the protocol for the treatment of Wegener's granulomatosis, in which DSG was injected daily until leucocyte counts dropped below 4,000 cells/μl.

At our institution (Cooper University Hospital, Camden, NJ, USA), a collaborative ED ICU sepsis resuscitation protocol (an adaptation of the protocol described by Rivers and coworkers [ 34]) was recently adopted as an institutional 'best practice' model.

Even though far from trivial, the adaptation of the protocol can provide a handle to address structural features at a larger scale which is very desirable in different fields of RNA biology.

Adaptation of the protocol for 5 different hospitals had as principal advantage that the treatment programme potentially will be easier to implement in any healthcare centre of the Spanish Health Care Service.

To prevent task familiarization within each condition, the target(s) appeared in two possible positions separated medio-laterally by 8 cm, an adaptation to the protocol based on the results of Young and Hollands [ 15].

Of particular note is the absence of an adaptation of the protocol developed by Palomo for nitromethane to bromonitromethane (Scheme 1), as it would provide the desired enantioenriched alkyl β-amino-α-bromonitroalkanes, which would serve as noncanonical alkyl amino acid synthons and potential precursors to d-amino amides.