'outside the protocol' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe an action or event that goes beyond or transgresses the normal, accepted procedure or rules. For example, "The employee refused to follow the procedure and acted outside the protocol, resulting in a reprimand."
Further indicators of adherence to protocol are the numbers of treatments, assessments and medical control visits inside, versus outside, the protocol schedule.
However the US congress refused to ratify it and remains outside the protocol.
He said: "Developed countries outside the protocol ought to define their emission reduction commitment, and their commitment should be comparable to those of signatory countries".
"An additional issue is that nations outside the Protocol are not bound by its provisions, including the ban on mineral resource activities".
Not every state which is a party to CEDAW is a party to the Protocol, and several major states still remain outside the Protocol.
How much can an analysis of a subgroup outside the protocol be trusted?
Open-label metformin was also continued in participants initially randomized to receive metformin (850 mg twice daily as tolerated) during the DPPOS, unless discontinued for the development of diabetes requiring management outside of the protocol, or for reasons of safety and/or tolerability.
Still, the best interviews lie outside the protocol-pen, and they're still possible at the Tour.
Note: One patient in AZD9773 cohort 1 was recorded as having no organ failure as study drug was administered outside the protocol-defined time limit.
Thus, five deaths occurred in this period; for the remaining six deaths, these occurred outside the protocol-specified period of six months and, therefore, the data of this patient group are less certain.
One patient in AZD9773 cohort 3 was recorded as having no organ failure as they received study drug outside the protocol-defined time limit; inclusion of this patient was a protocol deviation Twenty-six patients (55.3%) across AZD9773 cohorts had a culture-positive infection prior to study entry, compared to eight patients (34.8%) in the placebo group.
