Sentence examples for adequate to monitor from inspiring English sources
This suggests that the isolated use of the SF-36 may be adequate to monitor outcomes after total hip arthroplasty.
Preventive approaches, such as the hazard analysis and critical control points (HACCP) system, are adequate to monitor the presence of B. cereus in the production process.
During the maize flowering period, we used in situ microscopy at a spatial resolution adequate to monitor the feeding behaviour of butterfly larvae.
According to Septiningsih et al. (2008), one marker every 5 Mb or 20 cM or a total of four to nine well-distributed markers per chromosome depending on the length of the chromosome is adequate to monitor the donor introgressions.
Being large and transparent, starfish eggs are also adequate to monitor other cytological changes occurring at fertilization [2].
Together, these experiments indicate that the pHes5-VNP reporter is adequate to monitor Notch signalling activity during embryonic neurogenesis.
Barclays says it doesn't want to do business with firms that lack adequate controls to monitor where their money is coming from and going to.
The report also indicates that environmental regulators in Alberta do not have adequate resources to monitor the projects and says the federal government has effectively abandoned its oversight.
But it also found continued use by Chinese authorities of "coercive elements in law and practice," and said the United Nations program lacked adequate resources to monitor the extent of the problem.
Those include ensuring that the state has adequate resources to monitor drilling in the natural gas field known as the Marcellus Shale and minimizing any adverse impact on upstate communities where thousands of new wells are expected to be drilled.
But they are less certain that the rest of the country is taking adequate steps to monitor and control the disease or that the authorities are reporting all known cases.While trying to appear more forthcoming about the disease's spread, China has also stepped up efforts to persuade the public that SARS is nothing to worry about.
