Sentence examples for downstream monitoring from inspiring English sources

Subsequent downstream monitoring of seven rivers found that radioactivity was at or below normal background levels and complied with federal safe drinking water standards, the department said.

This is reactive downstream monitoring since the SLA Manager can only decide to add more servers after latencies have exceeded some threshold.

This study develops a method for estimating the average in-stream residence time of water in a river channel and across large catchments, i.e. the time between water entering a river and reaching a downstream monitoring point.

Furthermore, downstream monitoring of metabolic impairment, as indicated by parameters such as cerebral lactate, lactate/pyruvate ratio, glucose/lactate ratio and glutamate level, is indispensible in identifying adequate and optimal blood glucose level, which is required for subsequent decision making and treatment.

Reverse flow routing in open channels is a procedure of practical interest: it allows to obtain hydrographs in upstream ungauged stations by means of information available at downstream monitored sites.

These include finding a spurious pollution generating plant, downstream pollution monitoring, underground pollutant seepage tracing, and nuclear power plant monitoring, provided an accurate simulator is available for data set generation.

The company has grown from a co-op to a large organic distributor, and continues to track the environmental impact of its food upstream with suppliers, through company operations, and downstream through monitoring of all social impacts.

This can be achieved by computational modeling to reduce complex multi-dimensional data into less complex biomarkers that are more suitable for downstream patient monitoring.

The targeted alleles were designed to include the lacZ reporter gene inserted downstream to monitor the regulatory activity of the mutated ZRS from a short range (Fig. 3A).

Nicrophorus vespilloides is ideal for this work because it exhibits facultative posthatching care (Scott, 1998a; Smiseth, Darwell, & Moore, 2003), meaning that parents can be removed just before offspring hatch and the downstream consequences monitored in adulthood.

For instance, downstream river contamination monitoring and underground chemical seepage are tangible problems.