Sentence examples for encouraging monitoring from inspiring English sources

The report, which was in the works long before the armory proposal was defeated, also urged the city to declare that it would no longer play a role in "encouraging, monitoring or enforcing the agreements".

24 Practically, we encourage monitoring a range of haematological and immune function parameters including iron status, vitamins, oxidative stress, as well as self-reported wellness and session RPE, before leaving for altitude, particularly during the early phase of chronic altitude training (within the first 2 days of ascent/exposure) and if possible every week thereafter.

To encourage monitoring, small prizes (e.g., cookbooks, activity-promoting toys and games) are awarded at three points during the 16-session intervention period (e.g., on week 6 for tracking completed in weeks 1 – 5, on week 11 for tracking completed in weeks 6 – 10, and on week 16 for tracking completed in weeks 11 – 11).

It has a sophisticated nervous system that can operate pretty much independently, so is often regarded as separate from the main one, leading some to describe it as a "second brain", there to encourage, monitor and process the consumption and digestion of food.

It is a public authority incumbency to ensure, create, develop, implement, encourage, monitor and evaluate: XIII - Access to higher and technological education in equal opportunities and conditions " (translated by the authors).

Findings indicate that the parenting practice of monitoring child dietary intake was associated with more healthful consumption regardless of parenting style; interventions may thus benefit from encouraging parental monitoring.

To improve patient safety through earlier recognition of adverse events by encouraging improved monitoring of epidural analgesia.

We do not know if case sheet use would continue in the absence of mentors encouraging and monitoring its use.

One reason for the lack of data from intervention studies derives from the challenges involved in encouraging and monitoring compliance to specific dietary regimens, particularly when the intervention is rigorous and/or of long duration.

The pressure has also encouraged more monitoring.

If the world is to keep the threat at bay, more painful sacrifices like this will be vital.For that, some kind of global fund would be helpful to encourage culling, monitoring and the correct use of animal vaccines.