Sentence examples for resources and protocols from inspiring English sources

The tool chooses network technologies (hardware resources and protocols) based on requirements specified by the user and determines the topology.

Fjeldstad et al. (2012) showed that large scale multiparty collaborations are based on actors capable of self-organizing, shared resources, and protocols, processes, and infrastructures that enable collaboration.

In particular, the VAN architecture provides: (1) abstractions for applications to specify a VAN; algorithm to map the VAN specification to physical network topology and resources; and protocols to acquire the topology and resources.

One role for a network such as BioTAP may be to gather resources and protocols such as these and promote them as national models for best practices.

BKS is an established and trusted breast cancer information platform offering up-to-date resources and protocols to the growing physician and patient community to encourage participation in clinical trials.

To establish the validity of our findings across laboratories, cell samples (PBMC and/or TIL), reagents, monoclonal antibodies (mAb), protocols, data acquisition, and data analysis were as per local resources and protocols; some assay parameters were harmonized as indicated.

The availability of organisational resources, staff and protocols for involving consumers were also investigated in three subsequent 'Yes/No' questions.

These must be adopted and all concussion processes be kept under constant review so that everything is done in terms of training, resource and protocol to ensure this does not happen again".

The double-crewing policy has to be viewed in conjunction with the local patients' acuity, local resources, and local protocols for pre-hospital care provision.

Before rational strategies can be designed to implement this technology to engineer a wide array of crops there is a need to expand the availability of crop-specific vectors, genome resources, and transformation protocols.

The actor-oriented architecture is composed of three elements: (1) actors who have the capabilities and values to self-organize; (2) commons where the actors accumulate and share resources; and (3) protocols, processes, and infrastructures that enable multi-actor collaboration (see Table 2).