Sentence examples for able to better monitor from inspiring English sources

By licensing horses, state racing commissioners would be able to better monitor the use or abuse of medications on horses while they are out of training and before they get to a racetrack, said Martin.

If the cognitive load theory is applied when teachers are developing their lesson projects, the questions and the evaluation forms, then they are able to better monitor their students' understanding.

The availability of a system able to capture the images of the samples while they roll during the tests is of interest to better monitor the damage evolution.

Moreover, by employing stochastic filtering techniques for effective individual performance monitoring, the scheme is able to better anticipate and tackle the uncertainty surrounding the actual agent shifting actions.

Being alone may have alleviated some of the social pressure that they may have felt and additionally, not being able to relate their failures to experimenter may have helped them to better monitor and evaluate their own actions.

Acoustic emission monitoring during post-impact flexural tests confirmed the proneness to delamination of FHB hybrids, whilst they were able to better withstand impact damage than the other hybrids.

We want to be able to better analyse him.

had better signal to noise ratio and was able to better resolve the 'unfolded' peak.

He kept repeating how he would be able to monitor this and monitor that.

There are risks, she agrees, but she believes we're better able to monitor them than ever before.

Berevoescu said the availability of more data meant the UN was better able to monitor violence against women and the quality of education, rather than just enrolment rates.