Sentence examples for drop monitoring from inspiring English sources

The additives and their concentration can be used in dynamic and static core flooding which allows pressure drop monitoring and fluid loss volume measurement where obtained results can be used to recalculate cake permeability and thickness (Frequin et al. 2013; Keshavarz et al. 2015).

Both Cyclones players first received the diagnosis while in Little League and have spent years lugging coolers of sugary drinks and snacks to games (in case of sudden blood sugar drops) and monitoring their sugar between innings.

In order to compare this method with previously published results, we also exposed animals to a train of mechanostimulatory events by repeatedly exposing their cultivation dish to a non-directional mechanical shock (dropping) and monitoring their reversal magnitude response (Fig. 7A, bottom right).

Effluent rate was regularly measured with a stop watch and pressure drop was monitored continuously.

The inlet-to-outlet pressure drop was monitored with a pressure transmitter.

Feed channel pressure drop was monitored and accumulation of active biomass was quantified by adenosine tri phosphate (ATP) determination.

These simulations were challenging if one considers that the pressure drop profile monitored in the plenum was typically in a 40 mbar range.

The cyclic voltammetric behavior of 5 × 10-6 mol L-1 AC in Britton-Robinson buffer pH 7.5 at the hanging mercury drop electrode monitored in the cAChodin direction yielded a single well-defined peak at -1237 mV probably attributed to the cathodic reduction of the carbonyl group between the methyl and phenyl groups present in the analyte molecule (Scheme 1).

Of particular interest is how repeated signal drops were monitored that correlated perfectly with the interval of the μg-phases of the parabolas (compare to Figure  3 with corresponding gravity profile).

As the number of cases drops though, closely monitoring contacts and any potential cases becomes increasingly crucial, WHO's Ebola response director Rick Brennan explained in a previous interview.

The Times analysis uses two metrics that regulators say they are monitoring: drop-offs in conservation and high residential per-capita water use.