The phrase "an actual protocol" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific, established set of rules or procedures that are recognized and followed in a particular context.
Example: "In our research, we followed an actual protocol to ensure the validity of our results."
Alternatives: "a formal protocol" or "a legitimate protocol".
For each checklist item, we provide a rationale and detailed description; a model example from an actual protocol; and relevant references supporting its importance.
Modelled after other reporting guidelines, 17 18 this E&E paper presents each checklist item with at least one model example from an actual protocol, followed by a full explanation of the rationale and main issues to address.
An actual protocol for a UK screening programme remains a matter of conjecture.
This is more of a concern, not so much what is on the actual protocol but what happens' (S02) There were a couple of comments from one key stakeholder that some midwives who did not work on the Birth Centre felt that the introduction of a pathway took away a midwife's autonomy, as it told midwives 'what to do'.
The dose of AVP used in this study was derived from a dose-response study (0.0001 U/kg/min to 0.1 U/kg/min), and the lowest dose giving a significantly increased MAP was chosen for the actual protocol.
As such, given a proof of correctness for a logical representation, it is difficult to conclude that the "actual" protocol is correct.
Actual protocol extensions (or modifications) can then be performed at the application space by what we call Transientware Modules.
Systematic errors resulted from failing to separate this shadow work from the actual "protocol work" that they explicitly modeled in their simulations.
The model also allows determining that, with the actual protocol, the maximum plastic density which can be extracted is about 1450 kg·m− 3 whereas the detrimental resuspension, which may occur during the column filling step, is highlighted.
The percutaneous technic is the most often used with few complications according with the actual protocol.
Although the backoff time is usually not uniformly distributed between [0,1] in the actual protocol (binary exponential backoff, for example), it is proved in [28] that assuming a uniform distribution for the time marks does not affect the generality of the model.
