Sentence examples for protocols derived from from inspiring English sources

But improvisational care is beginning to give way to choreographed care through protocols derived from the scientific literature.

New multiplex-PCR and PCR-linked restriction fragment length polymorphism protocols, derived from Taenia saginata HDP2 DNA sequence (AccN AJ133740), have been designed that allow the simultaneous and specific identification of T. saginata and Taenia saginata asiatica.

Patients were treated according to local protocols, derived from national and international guidelines.

Table  3 shows radiation doses of optimised QCT protocols derived from the literature [ 9, 30, 42– 42].

Alternate paths are created automatically during the path setup phase via a lightweight protocol derived from LDP.

We used total nucleic acids that were extracted by Bouffaud et al.29, from 0.5 g of lyophilized rhizosphere or bulk soil using a protocol derived from Burgmann et al.44.44

Moreover, the transport protocol derived from the canonical multi-path NUM exhibits flappiness in the subflows because of the non-strictly convexity of the optimization problem.

A latency period of 7 days was applied and correction started according to the protocol derived from the Web-based software for the TSF.

Then, the profiles of the BLUE protocol derived from the association of the signs were explained, and the BLUE protocol "decision tree" [12, 13] was analysed (10 min): A profile; A' profile; B profile; B' profile; C profile; and A/B profile.

The method described in this paper is a prospective validation of a modified protocol derived from a previously published work [12 14], in which the authors used a fixed number of ten slices.

Tumor epithelial cells were purified using a protocol derived from Buckhaults et al [19].