Sentence examples for capture signs from inspiring English sources

And for all the talk of a slowdown, one other group is arguing that China's official stats don't capture signs of recent improvement.

Mr. Hartung, who is also a lecturer at The Academy of Visual Arts in Leipzig, Germany, made three trips to Syria as part of a larger project to capture signs, sculptures, landscapes and interiors in several Arab countries.

Various surveillance systems capture signs of human activities of daily living (ADLs) and store multimodal information as time line behavioral records.

The Advanced Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (Advanced LisO) is a project designed to capture signs of these events.

A close relative, namely the mother of the deceased, was interviewed using a structured VA questionnaire to capture signs and symptoms of diseases/conditions that were present prior to death and any medical consultations before death.

The iterator {1,3} allows the rule to match a sequence of nouns, to capture signs and symptoms which are expressed using compound nouns (e.g., chest pain, swollen leg).

After appropriate training, these field staff interviewed close relatives of the deceased using a structured verbal-autopsy questionnaire that captures signs and symptoms of diseases/conditions that were present prior to death and medical consultations that occurred before death.

The tips of 50,000 optical fibres are waiting in a line underneath the glass to capture any signs of fluorescence.

The interactive data was analyzed based on its integrality to capture the signs of participants' development.

We highlight an ongoing pilot demonstration in an assisted living facility where a community room has been converted into a living laboratory for the use of diverse technologies (including a telehealth component to capture vital signs and customized questionnaires, a gait analysis component and cognitive assessment software) to assess the multiple aspects of wellness of older adults.

While reported symptoms in the household might have had reduced specificity (e.g. AFI), using an exam-based case definition in the household introduced other complications because a person must be at home and acutely ill at the time of the biweekly household visit to capture abnormal signs.