Sentence examples for inspected monitoring from inspiring English sources
Before all anisotropy measurements, the emission spectra of PIP2-C6∗ (550 to 650 nm) were inspected monitoring signal/noise ratio quality and eventual spectral changes over protein titration.
Wise who was aboard and inspected Monitor after the battle responded in a letter of 30 April 1862: "With reference to the Monitor, the moment I jumped on board of her after the fight I saw that a steam tug with twenty men could have taken the upper part of her in as many seconds .
The E.P.A. says it "does not inspect, monitor or verify the Mexican facilities".
The interviewer teams began at the selected HSA's assigned health center, where they interviewed the HSA's supervisors and inspected routine monitoring reports for the previous 6 months.
Many engineering structures must be inspected or monitored throughout their serviceable life to ensure their safe operation.
Deformation is inspected and monitored on-line, and part location and orientation can be adjusted timely to ensure follow-up operations are carried out under low stress and with respect to the related datum defined in the design models.
While no definitive data on the size of the market exists, inspectors say unlicensed food vendors pose a threat to consumers because they aren't inspected or monitored for food safety practices.
Recent advances in the aerial industry technology, sensors, and control systems make now possible to utilize unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) or systems (UASs) in inspecting and monitoring different energy plants in a cooperative way.
In addition to inspecting and monitoring these risks, regulators now face the challenge of keeping the public well informed about their extent.
Furthermore, the sanitary situation of about 100 buildings with different designated uses is inspected within a monitoring programme to allow a comparison of the new approaches.
The reluctance may relate to the convention's requirement that countries inspect and monitor the treatment of migrant domestic workers within the private sanctuary of people's homes – a highly sensitive and controversial idea in the Arab region.
