The term "conventional protocol" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an accepted procedure, code of conduct, or general behavior that is generally accepted. For example, "We adhere to the same conventional protocol at all meetings."
Nevertheless, two limitations encountered in using chemical probes (with the conventional protocol) to characterize the mixing abilities of the present reactors that prevent the conventional protocol of the chemical probe from discriminating between the mixing abilities of the two mockups.
Four lungs from mice (C57BL/6) were decellularized by using a conventional protocol based on sodium dodecyl sulfate.
The conventional protocol involving the use of aqueous NaOH solutions and alumina filtration was found to produce a large number of side-products including the deprotected merchaptophenyl-substituted dipyrrin.
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As result, 40 mM EDTA treatment increased the number of transformants obtained by eightfold in comparison to the conventional protocol using plasmid DNA.
Thereafter, tissue sections were washed in PBS 3 × 3-minute intervals and incubated for 90 seconds in 0.05% 3,3-diaminobenzadine and 0.015% H2O2 (Sigma-Aldrich, St . Louis MO) in water, then washed in tap water, counterstained with hematoxylin and eosin (H&E; Thermo Fisher, Waltham, MA) using a conventional protocol, and cover-slipped using Surgipath Micromount medium (Leica, Germany).
While the physical enhancement of Agrobacterial infection (microwounding, infiltration) had no positive effect on the transformation frequency, the biochemical one (in vitro preinduction of vir genes) resulted in 4-fold increase in comparison with the conventional protocol (Method A).
The main difference was in the time that maximal withdrawal symptoms occurred, which in the experimental protocol group appeared early while in the conventional protocol group appeared later during the detoxification period.
To evaluate whether the addition of finasteride (a 5〈-reductase inhibitor) to conventional protocol of ovarian stimulation with gonadotropin can improve ovarian follicular growth in polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) women who did not respond to previous stimulation with gonadotropin alone.
In Experiment 2, the simplified protocol that exhibited the most desirable results in Experiment 1 (A2) was compared with the same protocol, but using less oFSH (132 units) (B2) and with the most conventional protocol (176 units of oFSH in eight decreasing doses; C2).
This article expands on a live debate held at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine 2015 Annual Meeting to compare the advantages and disadvantages of the 'more is better' (conventional protocol) versus 'less is best' (mild protocol) approaches to ovarian stimulation.
