Sentence examples for efficient surveillance from inspiring English sources

Pharmaceutical manufacturing is increasingly globalized, prompting the need for more efficient surveillance systems for monitoring product quality.

Efficient surveillance systems are implemented to assist in untangling the etiology of mental retardation and developmental disabilities.

A dynamic data driven adaptive multi-scale simulation (DDDAMS) based planning and control framework is proposed for effective and efficient surveillance and crowd control via UAVs and UGVs.

Jafar Panahi's "Crimson Gold" begins with the armed robbery of a Tehran jewelry store, an event captured in one motionless shot as if by a security camera, albeit one that has been set up for artistic effect rather than efficient surveillance.

Jafar Panahi's "Crimson Gold," which will be shown at the 41st New York Film Festival tonight and tomorrow, begins with the armed robbery of a Tehran jewelry store, an event captured in one motionless shot as if by a security camera, albeit one that has been set up for artistic effect rather than efficient surveillance.

Based on the specific characteristics of surveillance video, which are successive pictures have very strong correlations and each picture can be divided into background and foreground, this work proposes a block-level background modeling (BBM) algorithm to support long-term reference structure for efficient surveillance video coding.

As such, targeting producers in "South Scotland and Scotlandnd Central Belt", as the likely entry point from cross border movements would likely be the most cost-efficient surveillance strategy for cross-border incursions.

Estimating longitudinal prevalence has been also shown to be more efficient in surveillance of episodic illnesses such as diarrhoea and ARI by balancing the need to reduce recall bias in intermittent surveillance with lower field costs, when compared to continuous surveillance.

We conducted a four-month prospective cohort study of all non-cuffed central venous catheters (CVCs) to design an efficient CRBSI surveillance and prevention programme.

In the case of an outbreak of climate-driven disease, like Rift Valley fever, these distances and diagnostic obstacles could prevent the efficient disease surveillance, reporting, and treatment necessary to protect animal and human health.

One of the important success criterion for any vaccine, is the formation of a reservoir of memory cells of both adequate size and quality to maintain efficient immune surveillance for prolonged periods.