Sentence examples for established and monitor from inspiring English sources
The region is vast and field officers who established and monitor the system have to cover huge distances on foot to reach their groups.
Such studies are challenging to conduct because researchers must find areas where they can compare catches before and after a reserve was established, and monitor all the relevant variables, such as the number of hours spent fishing and ocean conditions.
More important, the pig farm will be surrounded by a zone free of foot and mouth disease, to be established and monitored by the A.V.A. following guidelines set out by the World Organization for Animal Health.
Through Enron's Pooling Point Operators -- where ties between bandwidth buyers and sellers will be established and monitored -- a school with excess bandwidth capacity during the summer will be able to sell its surplus to a company with rising bandwidth demand.
Therefore, certain structural measures need to be established and monitored, though interpretation of these monitoring data should be cautious and take into account variations within the contexts (Myers, 2006, p. 34). Figure 7 illustrates the pupil-teacher ratios at pre-primary level, comparing two time periods — the end of the 1990s and the 2000s.
Sentinels should also be established and monitored, providing early warning of dangers to ecosystem health.
Methods for evaluating these actions will be established and monitored by the FARGs.
Moreover, few studies have incorporated interventions after an AAA is established and monitored effects of interventions on AAA progression.
At a policy level, standards on concentrations of antibiotics in animal manures for land application should be established and monitored.
We suggested that, based on different contexts, reasonable compensation strategies should be established and monitored, and sufficient subsidies should be allocated in a timely manner [ 57].
Only one institution indicated that they had a formal human honest brokering system in place, which was established and monitored by the Institutional Review Board (Table 11).
