Sentence examples for further protocols from inspiring English sources

This study, introduces further protocols, which can help to reduce within site variation.

Further protocols based on inspiratory relative transpulmonary pressure in patients with higher chest wall elastance are required.

We are currently developing further protocols for fully automated imaging and analysis of the migration and the coculture assays.

PCRs were carried out at Landcare Research Auckland laboratories (New Zealand) prior to export of the synthetic DNA products to the Australian Wildlife Genomics Group laboratories at the University of Sydney Australiaa) where all further protocols were carried out.

We recommend the cavernosal morphological examination in patients with ED and multiple CVRFs or MS. Possible differences among diabetic patients and in responsiveness to PDE5 inhibitors need further protocols.

Not to be shouted at because she's running with 25 drops and at Medunsa they say 'not giving enough', [while] Cape Town says this: 'You're giving more than enough'... " (DoH 2) This lack of national standardisation was compounded in some settings by foreign doctors using yet further protocols developed in their own countries.

So six years ago, international negotiators began discussing a further protocol that would establish measures to monitor the ban, an effort that was backed by the Clinton administration.

They received no further protocol-related onabotulinumtoxinA treatment; however, these patients were included in the safety and tolerability analysis.

The main idea of this work is to introduce a novel approach that supports mobility management without further protocol support in the CN.

The two methods with the highest analytical sensitivity and reliability were optimised by further protocol development.

Further protocol comparisons were made between average Ct-values from the analysis of samples with the lowest known mutant (0.39% V136) frequency, used for the determination of the standard curves, with samples with 100% wild-type (A136) frequency.