Sentence examples for adopting a protocol from inspiring English sources

"In terms of adopting a protocol, we need to move this process along," Nielson said Tuesday.

(B ) Cartoon of tandem-tagged human Pygo2 bait (subcloned in V51 pGLUE), for expression in stably transfected HEK293T cells (continuously selecting with 2 μg ml−1 puromycin), for TAP purification of associated proteins with streptavidin followed by Calmodulin resin, essentially adopting a protocol previously described (Angers et al., 2006 ).

That year Intermountain adopted a protocol urging doctors to avoid most early inductions, and only then did the rate begin to fall.

It urged Iran to adopt a protocol to the nonproliferation treaty that provides for intrusive inspections on short notice, and to halt its uranium enrichment program.

As the state awaits the Supreme Court's decision on lethal injection, which is expected this month, it has yet to adopt a protocol for execution by nitrogen hypoxia.

The NSA chief did not comment on whether the agency had adopted a protocol that requires two people in order to access highly classified information.

Bangladesh's government has adopted a protocol to treat people identified with arsenic poisoning, but the outreach group that aids her, Dhaka Community Hospital, says it does not have adequate financing to provide treatment.

We adopted a protocol for the rapid analysis of volcanic ash particles, for the purpose of informing respiratory health risk assessments.

While it officially replaced hanging with lethal injection as its method of execution in 1986, it has yet to build an execution chamber, adopt a protocol for injection or take other critical steps to comply with constitutional requirements.

Lawyers for Mr. Brown said in a court filing that all he was asking for was that state officials adopt "a protocol for anesthesia that affords him the same assurance of dying without conscious suffering of excruciating pain that is given to household pets".

We reaffirm our resolve to adopt a protocol, another legal instrument or an agreed outcome with legal force under the United Nations framework convention on climate change that is applicable to all parties at the 21st conference of the parties in Paris in 2015".