Sentence examples for protocol governing from inspiring English sources
Still, it has been only within the last few weeks that the two departments agreed on a protocol governing such investigations.
Rather than signing off on a universal protocol governing access and sharing the benefits, some Western nations have said agreements should be negotiated piecemeal.
The news that Penguin would publish on Sept. 11 a book by a former member of the Navy SEALs team that killed Osama bin Laden has stirred an intense amount of interest — about what details will be revealed about the raid, but also about the protocol governing the release of information on military operations.
And he is pressing all area hospitals to follow a common protocol governing the treatment and discharge of homeless patients.
A tissue bank of participant frozen serum was established at West Virginia University in which samples are stored, handled, and accessed in a manner consistent with the IRB protocol governing the West Virginia University Tissue Bank.
The protocol governing the animal care and usage of E. electricus for this study was approved by the University of Wisconsin Animal Care and Use Committee (Protocol Number M01657).
Thus, one expects to have a protocol (governed by RAN or CN) that allows to attach securely a ME to the slice instance.
This may explain the increased prescription of antipsychotics we observed in our smoker group, although no formal protocol governed their use in both ICUs.
With continuous assessment and in consultation with the treating physician, bedside nursing staff adjusted drug infusion rates as necessary (re-assessing at least every four hours), aiming to minimise psychomotor agitation and achieve a RASS score of 0. No rigid protocol governed the titration of each infusion within the limits defined.
As previously stated, 1MDB will fully cooperate with any foreign lawful authority, subject to international protocols governing such matters and the advice of the relevant domestic lawful authorities.
Mr. Paterson said he would review proposals to require alcohol testing for police officers who fire their weapons and to review protocols governing undercover police work.
