Sentence examples for an intensive monitoring from inspiring English sources
Six months after a first Islamist attack in Belgium, when a Frenchman shot dead four people at Brussels Jewish Museumm, that was enough to set off an intensive monitoring operation.
In order to consolidate previous findings regarding influencing factors like the solid and hydraulic retention time an intensive monitoring was carried out in a municipal WWTP in Germany.
The study evaluated large data sets from an intensive monitoring campaign of two Danish mature stormwater ponds which were used to calibrate and validate the model.
BRAVO included an intensive monitoring campaign from July to October 1999 that included the release of perfluorocarbon tracers from four locations at distances 230 750 km from Big Bend and measured at 24 sites.
"We would like to help develop an intensive monitoring mechanism to track deposition of radionuclides and how they are transported," Mousseau says.
With respect to child nutrition, an intensive monitoring and intervention program operates across all estates.
The first steps in this therapy are the early diagnosis of sepsis followed by the appropriate stratification of patients (e.g., admission to a hospital ward for observation or to a more intensive monitoring environment in a critical care unit).
The ICO has this morning announced a new intensive monitoring system [113.18KB PDF] it is implementing for public authorities that it says are not meeting the requirement to respond to freedom of information requests on time.
The presence of inhomogeneous perfusion could alert clinicians early to consider a more intensive monitoring of left ventricular function and potential additional treatments in order to prevent a further progression of microvasculopathy and the development of progressive allograft failure.
Obviously the presence or deterioration of any of these parameters may justify a more intensive monitoring frequency.
In summary, we demonstrated that a spatially intensive monitoring campaign was useful in predicting fine-scale spatial variability of PM10 2.5 mass and chemical component concentrations within and across three U.S. cities.
