Sentence examples for challenges of monitoring from inspiring English sources
We also discuss the challenges of monitoring the patient in the MR environment, advances in MRI conditional imaging of devices, availability, limitations and workflow including vendor-specific and other collaborative efforts to simplify the scanning process.
The advantages of using agents to overcome the challenges of monitoring a frequently changing infrastructure is discussed in research especially in the area of Intrusion Detection & Prevention Systems IDSS, IPS) and demonstrated in [31 34].
However, their use in drug development has been limited, thus far, due to technical challenges of monitoring tumor growth.
Given the complexities and challenges of monitoring these gradients in situ, significant efforts have been devoted to the development of appropriate mathematical models to evaluate them (Sengers et al., 2007b).
The current study by Petherick and colleagues [ 4] emphasizes the continuing challenges of monitoring postoperative patients for SSI, evaluating new management approaches to the prevention and treatment of SSIs, and the need for a workable classification system that will facilitate the collection of data in a geographically and clinically diverse population.
One of the key attractions of this regulatory convergence between participating economies is that it reduces the challenges of monitoring and taxing external inputs that are used to produce goods and services that circulate within the region.
In some respects, the motions were typical aerobics steps, but there was the added challenge of monitoring our churn.
The balance between stability and plasticity has rarely been addressed in the past due to the technical challenge of monitoring the activity of the same neurons over extended timescales (Lütcke et al., 2013).
One of the key issues to be discussed in the Forum is the challenge of monitoring the progress that each of the country in Central Asia –Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan - has made with regards to their commitment to the Education for All (EFA) Goals.
Market globalization, coupled with the information revolution, brings a number of challenges to monitoring food safety, such as comprehension and presentation of large and continuously growing (living) data sets.
