Sentence examples for acts to monitor from inspiring English sources

The spindle checkpoint acts to monitor the fidelity of chromosome segregation during mitosis [ 57].

The social planner could be a constitutional convention designing the framework for a new system of government or an altruistic individual or agency that acts to monitor and respond to institutional corruption.

On the basis of neuroanatomical and neurotransmitter research, the executive control network has been localized to the midline frontal areas, such as the ACC and prefrontal cortex, is modulated by dopamine (DA), and acts to monitor and resolve conflicts between competing information.

Further, for the first time the city will use New York State's Sex Offender Registry Act to monitor convicted sex offenders within city housing.

The Environmental Protection Agency is obliged under the Clean Water Act to monitor America's waterways and shield them from the toxic runoff from factory farms.

TOO MANY FRIENDLY FACES IN WASHINGTON?  |  The Office of Financial Research, a wonky agency created by the Dodd-Frank Act to monitor risks to the financial system, "is looking as if it will be a tool of the financial services industry, instead of a check on it," Jesse Eisinger writes in his column, The Trade.

The Police also protested about the number of other media outlets which have sought information about police use of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act to monitor journalists' communications.

The Guardian reported in January that the FBI had applied for a warrant under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act to monitor Trump associates in the summer, but was rejected.

F.D.A. officials and consumer groups had been pressing to extend the use of fees collected under the Prescription Drug User-Fee Act to monitoring the safety of medicines once they reach the market.

Additionally, once specialized, ISTORE acts dynamically to monitor and adapt to changes in the imposed workload and to unexpected system events such as hardware failure.

Market regulators must also act quickly to monitor and rein in trading techniques that may provoke the kind of volatility seen on Thursday.