Sentence examples for capable to monitor the from inspiring English sources

This work has demonstrated that this sensor is capable to monitor the methanol and ethanol in water and gasoline solution.

When faced with peak load, load shedding and power consumption limitation may often occur In contrast, solution in this paper is active and capable to monitor the hidden threats in advance and then to take necessary preventive or predictive controls to guarantee that loads can be transferred without violating any constraints in case of any N − 1 contingency.

Gonçalves-de-Albuquerque et al. [ 64] standardized a triplex PCR to CL capable to monitor not only the sample quality, but also small losses of DNA during the extraction process by using a plasmid as reporter.

Their ability to work autonomously provides a distributed environment capable to monitor even remote or inaccessible areas, which explains the wide application range of WSNs.

IEEE 802.11, IEEE 802.15, and IEEE 802.15.1 [17] are not capable to monitor and detect early abnormal conditions of a patient.

As well, the bioimaging application confirmed that this probe was capable of acting as an indicator to monitor the intracellular GSH.

In addition, due to the fast process, SPME seems capable to easily monitor the course of a BCF study with high temporal resolution.

The small particle size and active surface area of nanomaterial make them capable to detect and investigate sensing analytes in very low concentration, and therefore, nanomaterials are capable to detect and monitor the toxic chemicals and organic pollutants in the environment at very low concentration which is impossible for a sensor with microstructure materials.

The computer controlled apparatus was shown to be capable of monitoring the individual loads on six specimens simultaneously, to an accuracy of 0.02 mN.

A minimal model was proposed by Sundaresan et al using a similar, but modified recruitment concept and it was shown to be capable of monitoring the patient-disease state, predicting recruitment for changes in PEEP, and to guide MV therapy in the ICU [ 9, 10].

The proposed thin-film sensors are thus confirmed to be capable of monitoring the depth of chloride permeation in mortar with sufficient accuracy.