Sentence examples for modified our protocol from inspiring English sources

We have recently modified our protocol and achieved highly efficient vector delivery to pig lungs [ 8].

We have also modified our protocol to follow up our patients every day till the epithelium is healed completely.

We modified our protocol by increasing the PEG to 306 g given the day before the colonoscopy as 51 g at noon and 255 g from 1700 to 2100 h with 64 oz of Gatorade, and eliminated the bisacodyl.

In this study, we modified our protocol by including the second derivatization step after the conversion of [D4] 4 to its methyl ester, thus producing [D4] 6, a stable methyl ester hexanoate.

(33) Although no evidence of cell death was found which could account for the loss of cytokine expression during continuous HNE exposure, we chose to modify our protocol to eliminate any potential for toxicity during the course of the experiment.

We indicated that we would make future applications to modify our protocols.

Employing Plan-Do-Study-Act cycles we will modify our protocols (collection methods, swab types, transport media, nucleic acid extraction) based on results.

We will modify our protocols in response to limitations with respect to excessive length of the interview, difficulties with comprehension or ambiguities in the questions, and personnel or data management problems identified in the pilot.

As illustrated in Fig. 1, we modified our previous protocol for generating single-cell cDNA libraries (Jensen and Watt, 2006) to improve their quality.

We modified our previous protocol of microsensor preparation (12 ) by using an increased concentration of cyanuric chloride solution in the probe activation step to achieve a more complete and efficient coupling of DNA probes to microspheres.

We have added the following text to our manuscript: "When our field team first discovered the presence of ticks on the outside of CDC-LTs, recognizing that this was a novel occurrence, we carefully reviewed and modified our field protocol to ensure that our observance of host-seeking ticks in the forest canopy was not an artifact of our field methods.