Sentence examples for protocols meaning from inspiring English sources

We have previously underscored the risk of regression to the mean with such protocols, meaning that in well-performing ICUs the introduction of so-called evidence-based protocols will compromise care and impede progress and innovation [3].

The screen detaches from the keyboard and body portion, which isn't in itself terribly unique, but the screen in Apple's version communicates with the brains in the base via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and other wireless communication protocols, meaning all the serious computing work is still handled by the traditionally located GPU and CPU.

The machines of those neighborhoods behave like dedicated servers used to send spam: they use SOCKS and HTTP protocols, meaning they do not contact any mail host directly (only through proxies), each sends a large number of messages, and most of them are not in any blacklist.

Nationwide approaches do not (yet) exist and regional interventions are often not standardized in care groups' diabetes care protocols, meaning that efforts can differ between practices and providers.

Transdiagnostic treatment protocols, meaning that patients with, for example various anxiety and depressive disorders are treated the same way and often in groups may be particularly suited for primary health care where many patients often present a range of mild to moderate symptoms of more than one common mental disorder (14).

In contrast, our proposed policy, QM-EBRP, works under quota protocols, meaning we take into account the number of existing replicas and the remaining replicas to be disseminated in the future.

With the X10 system -- which is an "open protocol," meaning it can be used by the devices of different manufacturers -- the home's existing electrical wiring system is used to transmit signals from the controller to the device controllers.

An "index child" will be selected via a least filled quota protocol, meaning a respondent will be assigned to a child age group depending on the needs, or quotas, for each age group for the entire sample and treatment group.

One of the advantages of our solution is that we maintain compatibility with the original OLSR protocol, meaning that nodes using the modified version of OLSR will benefit from anonymity even when most of the nodes in the MANET use the original OLSR version.

Experimental end points will be by per-protocol, meaning that only patients completing the experimental setup are included.

The DMPs as performed in Germany can be largely regarded as management by protocol, meaning that they do not require extensive physicians' involvement.