Sentence examples for called monitoring from inspiring English sources

Last month, President Bush touted the results of a government-sponsored study by the University of Michigan called Monitoring the Future.

The study, conducted by Twenge and two colleagues at San Diego State, Gabrielle Martin and Brian Spitzberg, is based on data culled through a survey project called Monitoring the Future that has been ongoing since 1975.

Some of that information is from a study called Monitoring the Future, conducted since 1975 from the University of Michigan, which each year surveys 8th, 10th and 12th graders on a variety of subjects.

"We calculated self-esteem scores from 1976 all the way up to 2006," said Brent Donnellan, a psychologist at Michigan State University, referring to his and colleagues' 2010 study using data from an annual national survey of high school students called Monitoring the Future, "and we didn't see much difference at all".

For that, they write specific LINC rules called monitoring rules.

The knowledge they used aligns well with the component of our framework called monitoring and responding to student thinking.

"I called monitors TV screens.

The company confirmed that the two Americans killed, called "monitors" by the State Department, were company employees.

As marketisation of the NHS gets into its stride, I anticipate grief for the NHS regulator (alas it's called Monitor, not OffSick as I'd hoped).

The agriculture and horticulture development board's cereals and oilseed chapter has organised an initiative called Monitor Farms to encourage discussion and knowledge sharing among its members.

Therefore, we should create a new design task, called Monitor Context for example, to represent the monitoring of the context.