Sentence examples for work on protocol from inspiring English sources

This kind of assumption is common in logical work on protocol verification.

In this context Stasolla et al. [ 16, 17] have been the first to establish a connection between gene expression studies in s.e. and application-oriented work on protocol development and optimisation by analysing gene expression patterns in response to medium supplementation for improvement of maturation of somatic embryos of Pinus glauca.

In one of the earliest works on protocol modeling[1], a Markov chain is proposed to analyze the saturation throughput of IEEE 802.11 medium access control.

Project LEAD® advocates have worked on protocol and steering committees, data safety monitoring boards, have reviewed and edited educational materials, and have conducted national education and outreach for trials that meet our criteria.

We thank Spence Fast, Jennifer Higginbotham, Jocelyn Bush, Michelle Peck and Joe Ring for their data production work on the serum specimens for the National Institute of Justice funded project, and Spence Fast and Jennifer Higginbotham additionally for protocol development laboratory work, input on protocol design, and assistance organizing information.

"We're real close to getting some processing plants up and running, but there are no inspectors because the U.S.D.A. is working on protocols," said Dave Duquette, a horse trader in Oregon and president of United Horsemen, a small group that works to retrain and rehabilitate unwanted horses and advocates the slaughter of horses for meat.

"We're also going to be working on protocols to do additional passenger screening both at the source and here in the United States," he said.

Reimbursement from Roche Diagnostics unrelated to the present work: in 2008, DV and LD for a lecture on a pharmacogenomic and predictive oncology topic, respectively, and in 2010, MV and LD for an expertise work on a protocol for automated DNA isolation from formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissues.

This article builds on our earlier work on flooding protocols [1, 2], where we proposed a flooding protocol called prioritized flooding with self-pruning (PFS) and compared it to other common flooding protocols.

The research on VANETs currently covers a wide set of subjects, where among the most important ones we may find the work on routing protocols, multimedia services, multicast, and broadcast transmission.

We present a framework called POS (Protocol Operational Semantics), which is a unification and generalization of existing work on interaction protocols.