Sentence examples for capacity for monitoring from inspiring English sources
"The corruption is a symptom of the lack of money, the lack of capacity for monitoring this kind of thing," said Jalal Yacoub, a deputy finance minister and one of the authors of the plan.
The result of Experiment 1 shows that the capacity for monitoring items for an identity change seems to be lower than the magic number 4 (Cowan, 2001).
The introduction of regulatory prescribing guidelines were poorly followed in France because of the volume, lack of information systems and limited capacity for monitoring [ 37].
CONAGUA's diminished resources for both scientific and operational activities are also reflected in the declining investment in its meteorological stations, eroding the national capacity for monitoring climate changes.
The programme focuses on promoting and protecting children's rights, reducing inequities and strengthening national capacity for monitoring the situation of children and women and advocating for promoting and protecting their rights.
Perhaps metabolomics, proteomics, or bioenergetics health indices need to be developed using imaging, accessible biopsies or body fluid to provide the much-needed paradigm shifts in our understanding of, and capacity for, monitoring human health conditions.
In recent years, capacities for monitoring drug resistance have been expanded at the Peruvian INS including sequencing facilities and an e-health driven, web-based laboratory information system [ 40, 41].
A key priority will be the improvement of capacities and systems for monitoring child rights violations.
The capacity must be sufficient for monitoring multiple patients over a period of at least 6 8 h.
It will also revise and implement a performance-monitoring system that contributes to national systems and capacities for monitoring at the sector/cluster level, in line with wider inter-agency accountability mechanisms.
Assists in the development of national capacities for monitoring, evaluation and research, with special attention to the interest, concern and participation of government, community, and civil society stakeholders.
