The phrase "achieving monitoring" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing the process of successfully implementing or obtaining monitoring capabilities.
Example: "The team is focused on achieving monitoring of all system activities to ensure compliance and security."
Alternatives: "establishing oversight" or "attaining surveillance".
Here, we provide guidelines that will enable land managers to more effectively collaborate with remote sensing scientists to develop and apply remote sensing science to achieve monitoring objectives.
In addition, the major components (the sensors and agents) of any pipeline monitoring system should have the capacity to use localization to work independently and be able to collaborate to achieve monitoring efficiency.
This task can be achieved monitoring the fields of: (i) temperature (as a function of height) in the lower atmosphere, (ii) pressure, (iii) [H2O], and optical thickness at different wavenumbers related to (iv) water ice and (v) dust integrated contents.
Thus, though in vivo control of wt TP53 can be achieved, monitoring of target expression is mandatory.
Tenets of aggressive treatment include early antibiotic therapy [ 8] and aggressive resuscitative strategies to achieve monitored clinical goals [ 9].
If the concept of sealing in some dental caries, rather than excising it, is to be applied when restoring the carious permanent dentition, then further studies, based in Primary Care, are needed to validate restorative techniques by which GDPs can reliably achieve, monitor and maintain an effective seal under practice conditions.
The potential scope and reach of Article 16 is extremely wide: this brings with it great potential but, at the same time, significant challenges for achieving effecting monitoring.
Such maps are an important step toward achieving operational monitoring and forecasting of malaria transmission.
Varanus provisions no additional VMs (at least in this experiment) and achieves lower monitoring latency than the other monitoring architectures.
However, given the robust evidence on the carcinogenic hazard of these exposures, monitoring progress is probably best achieved by monitoring exposure prevalence and levels.
