Sentence examples for has successfully monitored from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless it is a notable achievement that NHSCR has successfully monitored such a high proportion of a population of 50 million people, by entirely clerical procedures, for 40 years.

With the presented imaging system we have successfully monitored collective (wound healing assay) and individual cell migration, as well as epithelial cell proliferation.

Using this ultrasensitive probe (LOD, 1.05×10−8 M), we have successfully monitored and quantified highly toxic thiophenols in aqueous media and real-water samples.

Additionally, for the first time we have successfully monitored oxygen saturation dynamics in vivo with sub-second temporal resolution.

We have successfully monitored the metabolic health of a free flap, in real time, during and after free flap reconstructive surgery, using rsMD.

Despite having lower affinity for fibrillar amyloid-β in animal models [ 10, 11], amyloid tracers have successfully monitored progressive amyloidosis in a number of transgenic cerebral amyloidosis models [ 11– 17] and have been shown sensitive enough to detect treatment-induced reductions in plaque load with an anti-amyloid antibody [ 11] and a γ-secretase inhibitor [ 18].

Maceration has been successfully monitored with the proposed instrument using grape must samples extracted during the first three days from two different fermentations.

Despite such problems, callose as well as cellulose synthesis have successfully been monitored with isolated proteins after solubilization of microsomal membranes with detergents e.g., digitonin, Brij 58, CHAPS or taurocholate [ 24, 28- 32].

Charged drugs like lithium [ 9] and phenytoin [ 10] have been successfully monitored by transdermal reverse iontophoresis.

However, gene transcription and protein expression dynamics of other cellular signalling processes have been successfully monitored in real time in recent years.

Doppler ultrasound has successfully been used to monitor the recovery of tissue flaps post operatively [ 16, 17].