Sentence examples for experienced monitoring from inspiring English sources

As patients become increasingly treatment experienced, monitoring patterns of causes of death over longer durations of ART will be important for optimizing management of PLWH, many of whom develop comorbidities [ 27].

Model evaluation TORs and technical support to field offices from experienced monitoring and evaluation specialists are key inputs towards building capacity of UNICEF staff to design and carry out high-quality evaluations.

Other sources, including a small phone survey of countries making more extensive use of ChildInfo, indicate that availability of experienced monitoring and evaluation (M&E) staff is a concern, particularly in smaller offices.

For the past two years, Iran has barred two of the agency's most experienced monitors.

But when the repeatability of measurement was investigated, experienced monitors performed better.

Indeed, only experienced monitors were able to discriminate trees with low wood densities.

Likewise, more consistency was found among experienced monitors to name Dipterocarp trees (Figure 4), i.e. the main commercial timber family in the region.

While this simple classification returned generaly poor results (Figure 3), experienced monitors were able to discriminate trees with low wood densities (Figure 3, ANOVA: F2,613 = 11.76, P < 10−4) while inexperienced monitors could not (ANOVA: F2,511 = 0.424, P = 0.655).

The introduction of a simple 3-scales wood hardness classification returned unconvincing results (Figure 3), as inexperienced monitors were not able to distinguish between hardwood classes while experienced monitors were able to distinguish very light wood only.

When accounting for DBH measurements and average wood density per wood hardness class, experienced monitors performed better and generated lower bias compared to their inexperienced counterparts (Figure 5, Estimates 1).

The report appears to use exclusively Israeli government sources, in contrast to the Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch reports, which were based upon forensic evidence as well as multiple verified eyewitness accounts by both Lebanese living in the areas under attack and experienced monitors (unaffiliated with any government or political organization) on the ground.