Sentence examples for be protocol from inspiring English sources
noun
The minutes, or official record, of a negotiation or transaction; especially a document drawn up officially which forms the legal basis for subsequent agreements based on it.
The new king is also Europe's youngest monarch, and as such he has vowed that he and Queen Maxima, 41, will not be "protocol fetishists".
Ms. Palin appeared to believe that she was talking to President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, even though the prankster had a flamboyant French accent and spoke to her in a more personal way than would be protocol in such a call.
These patients were considered to be protocol violators.
Seventeen patients were deemed to be protocol deviators, 10 in the marimastat group and seven in the placebo group.
Because of the unbalanced design (more clusters are randomly assigned to the control group) the calculation of costs will not be protocol driven.
The so-called 'gold standard' of sedation can thus be considered to be protocol guided, with goals established by the physician and adjustments made by the bedside nurse.
This process may be protocol-driven or widely varying depending on local actors.
These studies should certainly be protocol-driven and must be seen as the highest level of evidence that can arise from an individual prognostic study.
Observational studies need to be protocol-driven, with prospective data collection including the Health Assessment Questionnaire HAQQ) or its variants, short form 36 (SF-36), or a similar instrument at regular intervals [ 8, 9].
