Sentence examples for tool protocol from inspiring English sources

QUADAS-2 tool protocol was used to evaluate the methodology of included studies.

The GAD65 protein was dialysed against phosphate buffered saline (PBS) in order to remove mercaptoethanol in the storage buffer and aliquots (100nL) at a final concentration of 0.5 mg/ml GAD65 were then deposited onto the fresh pre-treated prism surface using the Hamilton starlet robot and a modified pin tool protocol that minimised contact of the pin tool with the gold coated surface.

An essential element in achieving this unexpected result is the use of patient data (that is, the patient's unique expression of the disease) to drive the decision-support tool (protocol) rules.

Inter observer agreement was estimated between the physiotherapists with respect to correctly identifying a case and a non case, diagnosis, treatment needs and severity A detailed tool protocol manual was given which included information outlining responsibilities of team members, how to complete the tool and the enumeration processes.

This new environment can be considered as a framework on top of a set of computing and data-intensive infrastructures that will provide researchers with tools, protocols, data and expertise to improve medical imaging research and patient health care.

The tools, protocols and ACSM materials proved vital to facilitating the partnership.

We look to managers of both commissioning and providing organisations, as well as future research, to drive forward the development of tools, protocols, and health service structures to help aid the recognition and treatment of mental illness in young people.

One clear contributor to the impact factor is from the field of plant genomics, a paper by Christopher Town and colleagues (Complete reannotation of the Arabidopsis genome: methods, tools, protocols and the final release) [ 4] that has been cited over 50 times and is the most highly cited article published in BMC Biology.

In addition to providing a text description of the scope of the problem, there is an extensive reference list covering topics in the field of delirium and sedation, such as risk factors, clinical outcomes, validation of assessment tools, protocols for sedation, and long-term cognitive outcomes.

We look to managers of both commissioning and providing organisations, as well as future research, to drive forward the development of tools, protocols and health service structures to help aid the efficiency and effectiveness of recognising and treating mental illness in young people.

Open image in new window Figure 3 Illustration of the smart tool development protocol.