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By comparing several NeReBot treatment protocols, made of different combinations of robotic and nonrobotic exercises, we show that robotic technology can be a valuable and economically sustainable aid in the management of poststroke patient rehabilitation.

(D ) Spectral protocol made of sequences of 4 dim and brightb flashes at 520 nm (G) and 365 nm (UV).

(C ) Kinetics protocol made of sequences of three 520 nm (green, G) flashes, each consisting of dim/brighta/dim flashes, with the third flash occurring at increasing delays.

We were limited to the published information and the failure to publish detail or study protocols made assessments (especially of selective outcome reporting) difficult.

Twenty nine percent (84/288) of protocols made no distinction between the primary and secondary outcomes and 68 of the 84 associated reviews made no distinction either.

Currently, the paucity of toxicologic information and lack of standardized testing protocols make assessment of the adverse effects of engineered nanosized materials on biologic systems difficult (National Toxicology Program 2005; U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 2003).

The variety in the protocols stem from changes of trial protocols made during the long recruitment times and age-adjusted treatment regimens.

Traditional stem cell differentiation protocols make use of a variety of cytokines including growth factors (GFs) and inhibitors in an effort to provide appropriate signals for tissue specific differentiation.

Heterogeneity in the content and reporting of yoga intervention protocols makes comparison of results difficult across studies.

Although aforementioned service discovery protocols make use of many methods for service description, most of them are syntax-level and there is not enough semantic information included in the service description [13].

This technique contrasts with recent effective protocols making use of coconversion markers that give visible phenotypes or direct screening of jackpot broods (Arribere et al. 2014; Kim et al. 2014; Paix et al. 2014; Ward 2015), where more initial PCR screening is required because not all animals that are edited at the first locus are also edited at the desired locus.