Sentence examples for 1 monitored from inspiring English sources
We (1) monitored acorn removal rates at feeders located close to focal trees in a holm oak (Quercus ilex) forest and in a nearby dehesa over a 6-year period; (2) measured the spatial traits of focal trees and their acorn production; and (3) monitored dispersal distances and microhabitat selection for acorn caching during 2012.
During the winter of 2006 2007, Losson et al. (1 ) monitored the presence of biting midges inside farm buildings.
Moreover, a conjugation strategy that can be (1) monitored and characterized with simple nonintrusive analytical methods, and (2) turned on or off for conjugation, and can (3) release molecules and be inexpensive would complement and expand the scope of existing conjugation/release methods for a range of new applications.
Patients with CM were included in this study if they met all the criteria as follows: 1) monitored for more than 30 days, 2) treated with antifungals for no longer than 7 days before admission, 3) not suspected of intracranial infection with other pathogens, and 4) CSF data acquired on a regular basis.
Table 1 Monitored and total convergence No. Chainage Monitored convergence (mm) Distance behind face (m) Prior convergence (mm)/ Total convergence (mm) 1 S3 + 634.4 160 5.0 98/ 38) 258 2 S3 + 762.8 30 2.4 5/ 13) 35 3 S3 + 770.0 18 2.5 3/(14) 21 Open image in new window Fig. 7 Relation of displacement percentage versus distance coefficient.
The graphs show the cell growth measured in cells ml−1 monitored every other day.
The reactions using microwaves were accomplished using a single mode microwave reactor (CEM Discover 1™) monitored by ChemDriver, equipped with a 300 W power source and onboard infrared temperature sensor.
The C4D monitored the change in real time.
A Twitter user called search4swag monitored the scene.
The void volume fraction (Fr-1) monitored by hexose measurement was collected as mucin.
The PA intervention group (IG) was instructed to walk at least 10 000 steps day−1, monitored by a pedometer.
