Sentence examples for attention on monitoring from inspiring English sources

Recent international concerns place high attention on monitoring changes in tropical resources and reporting on those factors (such as agriculture) influencing these changes (such as deforestation), for consideration of novel scientific and policy interventions (goal #15 of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development).

Rather than focusing its attention on monitoring market performance, FERC should instead concentrate on designing proactive protocols for rapid regulatory intervention to correct market design flaws as quickly as possible and order refunds as soon as unjust and unreasonable prices are found.

People with higher family average income should be the priority target in the fight against stroke in China, and more attention on monitoring stroke risk factors shall be paid by themselves and health care providers.

Less attention to monitoring superfluous variables and derived parameters, but a greater emphasis on attention to basics including maintaining or restoring the adequacy of organ perfusion, although with the relatively insensitive tools that we currently have available.

Nurses' attention to monitoring overweight in children, and their initiative for prevention, is based on their conceptions of the obstacles that hinder them in their efforts.

They suggested increased attention to monitoring and evaluation of capacity development, and closer links to emerging work on water governance.

Recently much has been made of how the context of increasing bureaucratisation of health care work with layers of accountability to funding and professional bodies has focused attention on surveillance and monitoring of patients and their disease and how this plays a role in shaping notions of 'patienthood' [ 31, 32].

In comparison, the grassland biome has received much attention on BRCNR with a monitoring program set up to assess the status of the grasslands.

Thus, both the research community and the major AM system developers have focused an increasing attention on in situ sensing and monitoring tools in the last years.

A number of initiatives (such as the International Health Partnership+) have been therefore launched drawing the attention on the importance of better monitoring donors' as well as country partners' commitments to aid effectiveness standards in the health sector [ 32].

3. Refresher training of NGO, UNICEF and SAS technical staff is needed on monitoring of construction to ensure attention to detail for sustainability, with the use of checklists.