Sentence examples for criteria for monitoring from inspiring English sources

About a third of the local jurisdictions surveyed have not yet adopted the E.P.A.'s criteria for monitoring water quality, which call for testing five times a month for E. coli (at freshwater beaches, such as the Great Lakes) and enterococcus bacteria (in ocean waters).

A SBR has turned out to be a suitable case study since the commonly acknowledged criteria for monitoring the biological processes (nitrification and denitrification) can be expressed in the form or qualitative constraints, which are easily translated into formal rules.

She had previously participated in data-driven scientific assessments of well stimulation (hydraulic fracturing) in California performed for federal and state agencies and was part of an expert committee advising the state of California on criteria for monitoring groundwater impacted by well stimulation.

All guidelines presented key review criteria for monitoring and/or audit purposes.

The use of conventional structural criteria for monitoring tumour response presents significant difficulties, particularly in the assessment of patients with lymphoma and multiple myeloma.

Although the performance of glucose meters appears to be within the less stringent NCCLS criteria for monitoring diabetes outside pregnancy, the glucose meter performance is variable when applied to DP (9, 10).

Thus CD4 cell count is a poor predictor of virologic outcomes [6], [7], [46], [47] and the use of immunological criteria only for monitoring treatment responses may jeopardize clinical management.

To calibrate Reflotron-measured capillary total cholesterol (cTC) relative to a laboratory-measured venous total cholesterol (vTC) criterion standard for monitoring and screening hypercholesterolemia.

Two established criteria were used for monitoring immature white blood cells (WBCs): one where band cells >10% WBCs and the other where >10% of all forms of immature neutrophils were included but with a normal WBC count.

The DAMS was developed specifically to meet the criteria for routinely monitoring adherence in clinical practice, as well as supporting the development and evaluation of adherence enhancing interventions.

Present projects include development of on-line tools to generate detailed patient histories and delineation of diagnostic impressions based on established criteria, and app-based tools for monitoring headaches, trigger exposure, lifestyle decisions and integrating them with predictive modeling, deep phenotyping, and big data to help patients and their doctors to better manage headache disorders.