Sentence examples for capacity of monitoring from inspiring English sources

Longer intervals between measurements increase the probability that an observed increase in blood pressure is real, but the capacity of monitoring to distinguish true increases in blood pressure is poor even if monitoring is left for several years.

A technique to disaggregate large loads is shown in [15]; the 15 min sampling requiring limits is due to former pacer triggering capacity of monitoring devices (phased out by ICT).

"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.

Increasing participation in trade negotiations, however, requires countries to strengthen regulatory capacity in terms of monitoring trade agreements and ensuring compliance with international obligations, but also in terms of managing associated risks and ensuring adequate protections for public health [ 84, 142].

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.

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.

Of those, it is questioned whether clinical lipidomics can define disease specificity of dyslipidemia and lipid dysregulation, lipid species have the high specificity of the capacity to monitor one of clinical phenomes, e.g. the severity, stage, duration, response to therapy, and prognosis of patients, or lipid species as biomarkers can be monitored dynamically.

Where legislation adequately proscribes the practice, the lack of capacity to monitor violations and enforce the law means that smacking of children continues largely unabated.

"People are worried about the lack of capacity to monitor these mines," said Andrés McKinley, former El Salvador director for Oxfam America, the nongovernmental organization that has taken the lead in organizing opposition to mining here.

It highlights the importance of retaining the laboratory capacity to monitor antimicrobial susceptibilities of bacterial STD isolates.

This results of this study are particularly important given that there is currently no capacity to monitor the extent of implementation of the NPDI or the 2011 Guidelines at a national level [ 66].