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First, protocols should not be viewed as static constructs, but rather dynamic tools in evolution, which can be modified to accommodate new data and/or clinical practice guidelines.

Models regarding GPCR activation and signaling have been rapidly modified to accommodate new data derived from structural and mutational analysis of GPCRs.

To capture this data, CTD's Curation Tool was modified to accommodate new phenotype action codes, 143 phenotype terms and 2774 anatomy terms.

Health care protocols need to be regularly reviewed and modified to accommodate new therapies and address specific issues in a particular setting.

Moreover, the expression of XTH and expansins could indicate that the cell wall in this species is intensely modified to accommodate new formed polysaccharides.

Because of the API-free, straightforward invocation mechanism for SADI services, workflows can easily be modified to accommodate new data or different contexts.

The curricula of the four institutions are periodically modified or changed to accommodate new developments in agriculture and agricultural policy.

These principles, adapted in the 1970s for gifted students, have been further extended to accommodate new developments in technology and educational research.

A new section of Results and portions of the Discussion were modified to accommodate the new experiments.

When evidence turned up that appeared to refute his theory, the theory was modified to accommodate the new evidence.

In order to accommodate MSVCB control block and time stamp of measurement, Application Service Data Unit (ASDU) is modified to accommodate two new fields "MsvID" and "t" in the existing IEC 61850-9-2 also frame alshownown in Fig. 6.