'suitable protocol' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe a course of action or specific behavior that meets certain standards, guidelines, or laws. For example, "We must follow the suitable protocol for data protection."
Such a radio might take into account its location, the local spectrum policy, the weather and the amount of battery power left, and then agree a suitable protocol with the local network infrastructure.
A suitable protocol that supports: i.
A suitable protocol that takes these trade-offs into account is required, but not yet available.
Another important point is that for some endpoints no suitable protocol exists yet.
Corresponding to this, building a suitable protocol signature set becomes the key point of this technology.
Resource sharing can take place by using suitable protocol architecture for interoperability.
Many suitable protocols for a wide variety of species and tissues are available from the papers covered by this review.
Unfortunately, the lack of suitable protocols for cDNA preparation, and of established pipelines for analysis have left this tool under-utilized by many evo-devo researchers.
However, further studies are needed to find suitable protocols and sites of HIV testing among high-risk groups and the general population.
Nevertheless, their differentiation capacity has encouraged scientists and clinicians to seek suitable protocols to apply these cells to treat various diseases.
Several such ex vivo protocols exist 37, 38, 55 and understanding the underlying mechanisms responsible for Treg generation will have an important influence in optimizing and identifying the most suitable protocols for clinical evaluation.
