Sentence examples for due to monitor from inspiring English sources

Thirty-four (92%) of the 37 participants who provided 3 month data had at least one complete day of accelerometry data (two missing due to monitor set-up error and one removed due to skin reaction).

Fixed-site monitors may not capture entire populations, and measurements typically represent regional and between-city pollution differences due to monitor siting criteria, which prevent monitors from being placed in proximity to major roads and other pollution sources.

Therefore, the efficiency depends on the probability that the system is in review phases and punishment phases due to monitoring errors.

On one hand, the protocol designer wants to choose a longer review phase period L because it improves the monitoring accuracy, and hence, there is a smaller probability that the system goes into a punishment phase due to monitoring errors.

It is also an interesting point to note that the increase of tide, water level, and EC at Devanampatnam and Rajapettai during the NM and FM around 08 00 h corresponds to the decrease of DO due to monitoring wells by re-oxygenating.

Finally, due to monitoring solely during winter and summer months, we are unable to draw any conclusions about potential interaction of meteorology, topography and pollution during spring and fall seasons.

The Government said the costs were high due to monitoring of the humaneness and efficacy of the culls, with £2.6m spent on humaneness monitoring, including post-mortem examinations, while £2.3m was spent on assessing efficacy.

Communication and teamwork brought more successful cases among participants due to monitoring and motivation among members.

14 Compared to matched controls, prostate cancer survivors had 39% more consultations over a 3-year follow-up period, partly due to monitoring and administration of hormonal treatments.

Visual acuity outcomes, measured as change from baseline, may have been partly related to differences in baseline visual acuity and partly due to monitoring and treatment practices.

Costs due to monitoring and complications in such cases could therefore, in principle, be allocated to the administration of IV antibiotics.