Sentence examples for protocol highlights from inspiring English sources

The DTSMS protocol highlights time slot allocation and stream control scheme, which could satisfy the QoS requirement in terms of delay and support both unicast and multicast at the same time.

This study protocol highlights a prospective cross-sectional study of children with unilateral CP purposely sampled for age and gender from an equal group of children with right-sided and left-sided brain lesion to examine their EFs and compare them with a group of typically developing children.

All breath holds were performed for 15 s at resting expiratory lung volume when respiratory musculature was presumed to be relaxed, which ensured that the protocol highlighted the inhibitory components underlying the breath hold.

Please see the modifications of the protocol highlighted above.

Note that the results obtained, before normalisation, with RNA amplified according to the Ambion MessageAmp™ protocol highlight the discrepancies in signal distribution that appear to be batch- or laboratory-dependent.

Given finite resources, however, it is unlikely that existing models of practice could cope with the increased requirements of providing an asthma management service as outlined in this protocol, highlighting the importance of this clinical and cost effectiveness analysis.

Twenty-three men aged 43 74 (median age: 64) with biopsy proven, organ-confined prostate cancer who had already declined immediate hormonal therapy and attempts at a curative cancer treatment agreed to participate in a Chronic Disease Management (CDM) protocol highlighted by diet with a specific prostate nutritional supplement.

The experience from AsthmaNet in the development of cross-age protocols highlights some of the issues in the evaluation of cross-age research in asthma.

Poor adherence with existing protocols highlights the need for clearer dissemination of guidelines for example via the professional associations.

The misalignment of patient expectations and clinical protocols highlights a common dilemma in clinical practice and raises questions about the best ways to balance the needs of individuals with the needs of a health system.

In this paper, we provide an algorithm-centric description of the OptKnock and OptForce strain-design protocols, highlight their differences and demonstrate their application for a prototypical overproduction problem.