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A comprehensive description of the animal management protocol can be found in Additional file 1, whilst Table 1 lists the details of the medications used in this study.

Implementation of a perioperative warfarin management protocol can expedite surgery in hip fracture patients, but did not reduce hospital stay in our cohort, possibly because of a delay in recommencing warfarin in these patients postoperatively.

The mobility management protocol can be divided into two different parts: host-based mobility (implemented in the host itself) and network-based mobility management (implemented in the proxy-router) depending on the application scenario at hand.

A prompt, accurate clinical diagnosis with an appropriate management protocol can spare recurrent upper respiratory tract infections and unpleasant sequelae of epithelial inflammation, airway mucous clogging, and mucosal obstruction.

To sum up, compared with the other two schemes, our method could reduce the value of ANO always being the lower level, which reflected that our group key management protocol can effectively save the communication, computation, and storage overhead in the strategic mobile scenario of MANETs.

Predictions on the future spread of G. tinctoria, up to 2031, indicate that this species will substantially increase in abundance (+∼98%) and distribution (+∼59%) unless effective management protocols can be designed and implemented.

According to where the binding information is maintained, the mobility management protocols can be divided into the following classes: binding information maintained only at the HA; binding information maintained at the CN; binding information maintained near the MN; binding information maintained near the CN; and miscellaneous approaches.

Data management protocols can be provided from the University Ethics Approval applications if requested.

Current data support the need for larger, multicenter trials identifying which EVLW index and cutoff values should be applied for diagnoses, and whether EVLW-driven management protocols can improve outcomes in ARDS.

We propose a dynamic key management protocol, which can improve the security of the key juxtaposed to existing methods.

In the next paper, C.-L. Chen et al. propose a dynamic key management protocol, which can improve the security of the key juxtaposed to existing methods.