Sentence examples for developments to monitor from inspiring English sources
Among the other developments to monitor will be the fallout from yesterday's attack by a militia group in Libya on the office of the interim prime minister.
That said, there are two potential developments to monitor that would change the outlook: a sudden loosening of requirements for language and criminal background, and the establishment of large units heavily (or almost entirely) populated by foreign volunteers.
It is hoped that new technological developments to monitor PtdIns 3,4,5) P3 levels in primary tissues [ 51] will be instrumental in gaining further insight into the important question of when and where alterations in PtdIns 3,4,5) P3 are of biological relevance.
Transit customer satisfaction study helps understand customers' behavior intentions and lays foundation for toolbox development to monitor service quality, evaluate system performance, identify customers' dissatisfaction, and develop improvement strategy.
Moreover, our data indicated that patients with OPMDs need a long-term clinical follow-up and histopathological examination is an important predictor of cancer development to monitor the possibility of malignant transformation.
In this paper we take advantage of the developmental synchrony and simplicity of cotyledon development to monitor the microtubule organization and cell shape changes that occur during pavement cell morphogenesis.
Sophisticated instruments have been developed to monitor the development of young children in general cognitive, language-related and mathematical skills.
Botanists also use metabolomics to evaluate plant growth and development and to monitor changes in the nutritional value and aesthetics of foods during transport.
Businesses use Gomez to test their web applications while in development and to monitor their web applications after deployment.
There has been increasing interest in identifying novel biomarkers that can be used to predict the risk of development and to monitor treatment for diabetic vascular complications.
In those instances where nurses were involved, participation was limited to the policy implementation phase, rather than the full policy cycle from development to monitoring and evaluation (9, 12).
