Sentence examples for an accurate monitoring from inspiring English sources

Current concerns about climate change emphasize the need for an accurate monitoring of physiological conditions in wild populations.

With the wavefront sensor developed by Phasics™, it was possible to perform experiments allowing an accurate monitoring of the topography of a film during its deposition.

Therefore, an accurate monitoring of the atmosphere in cloudy conditions is important to properly reconstruct the UHECR events observed by the JEM-EUSO telescope.

The obtained θ permitted an accurate monitoring of the spatiotemporal distribution and variation of soil water content due to root water uptake and evaporation.

By an accurate monitoring of the deposition parameters and thermal treatment, the number of Er ions coupled to silicon nanocrystals has been multiplied by a factor of 4, with respect to the data reported so far for "standard" samples.

In a complex water distribution network, such as the case of Barcelona city, a telecontrol system must acquire, store and compute thousands of flow meter and other sensor data every few minutes to achieve an accurate monitoring of the whole network in real-time operation as well as for their integration in a management system.

As a high sensitive magnetic resonance imaging technology, diffusion weighted imaging (DWI) of MRI could measure the random translational movements of water molecules in the tissue and describe this movement results in no trauma [ 33], which was widely used as an accurate monitor of the lesions in the early period of cerebral ischemia.

The rapidity of this technique not only allowed more measurements along the storage period but also a more accurate monitoring of the VOC profile variations when storage temperature was changed from 4 to 22 °C.

The link between replication defects, cancer and aging underscores the importance of an efficient and accurate monitoring of genome integrity during the S-phase.

In addition, there is a need for accurate monitoring of these patients to avoid or at least to delay the development of ESRD and dialysis.

Notwithstanding, the concerted effort from across different sectors of government, community leadership, and the civil society at large may be seriously compromised in the absence of a comprehensive and accurate monitoring system.