Sentence examples for experience in monitoring from inspiring English sources

The pilot will also us to gain experience in monitoring the savings and ensuring the "golden rule" – that energy savings should exceed the payment – is met.

And this of course only applies to one slice of online commerce and search, but by giving practical experience in monitoring one sector, it will provide insight and a model for how to extend accountability across the whole Internet commercial search environment.

Commercial, demonstration and pilot geologic CO2 storage (GCS) projects have provided a wealth of practical experience in monitoring technologies.

Published studies, in and beyond the tropics, show that there is some experience in monitoring degradation, with repeat LiDAR surveys used for spatially explicit modelling of forest carbon stocks and change.

Members of the Multilateral Organization Performance Assessment Network (MOPAN) carry out joint assessments, share information and draw on each other's experience in monitoring and evaluation.

The purpose of this consultancy is to document Ghana's experiences in monitoring the reduction of inequities in the health and nutrition of women and children, and also addressing key bottlenecks and barriers to access and use of health and nutrition services by women and children.

In many developing countries due to lack of infrastructure the utilities experience difficulties in monitoring their customers' demand or time of use of electricity and hence it is very difficult to apply DSM (demand-side management) programs for peak shifting.

On Thursday, the group's director of health and human rights, Joseph Amon, said that Hu Jia's family and outsiders had experienced "continual problems" in monitoring his medical care and determining whether his treatment was adequate.

The daily clinical experiences in monitoring BC patients after primary therapy demonstrate that any significant increase in tumor markers, even in the absence of other clinical or instrumental signs of cancer, justifies PETCT examination [ 14, 15].

The difficulties experienced by the Organization in monitoring their accounts receivable and payable and regularly clearing them also result from procedural and systems problems which make such monitoring cumbersome, time-consuming and, therefore, not very effective.

The time and effort involved in monitoring patient experience is a source of concern.