Sentence examples for close to monitoring from inspiring English sources

Scientists are close to monitoring the greenhouse-gas emissions of individual cities, according to the Stanford University professor who chairs the Global Carbon Project, and soon after should be able to trace emissions to individual sources.

Additionally, most of the members of the specific cohort we are using in this analysis live close to monitoring locations, so the mismatch between monitor and subject locations is unlikely to be a large source of error in exposure for our chosen application.

Therefore, if unmeasured environmental or social factors influencing birth weight also varied with distance from monitoring stations, selection bias might occur in studies restricted to subjects living close to monitoring stations.

Another measured how often the fridge was opened and closed to monitor usage patterns.

As PM2.5 estimation based on remote sensing continues to improve, RS may outperform KC at distances that are closer to monitor locations than the current 97.8-km cut point identified in our analysis.

Tracts closer to monitors with average PM10 measures during the fires of < 40 µg/m were classified as low exposure, and tracts with average daily levels > 40 µg/m were classified as high exposure.

Inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency will be sent to assess how close, and to monitor the dismantling of the facilities, British and American officials said.

He complained that police would not allow members of his group to get close enough to monitor the street cleaning effectively.

That's what I'm left with.

Having the speakers too close to the monitor, or in certain positions near the monitor, can cause interference, too.

Most studies have relied on air monitoring for exposure assignment, limiting inclusion to women residing close to active monitors during pregnancy.