The footprint of observations from an observation array provides an indication of the region that is effectively monitored by that array.
He also said that in parts of the country no-one was effectively monitoring free schools and academies, the newspaper reported.
The reaction results and the inhibitory effect were effectively monitored when the concentrations of the template DNA (control plasmid) ranged between 2 and 2 × 10 copies per reaction.
Therefore, the drug release activity and effect of drugs on the cells can be effectively monitored via luminescence of nanoparticles themselves, realizing multifunctionality of simultaneous cell imaging and anticancer drug delivery in a single-phased nanoparticle.
That leads to concerns about the vulnerability of the materials to disasters like terrorist attacks, and it raises persistent questions about whether the materials can be effectively monitored for periods that exceed recorded human history many times over.
Jones says diabetes can be effectively monitored remotely, but because the savings from diabetes are long-term, compared to those for reducing hospitals admissions for COPD, the financial incentive is less.
Despite staff asking students to report directly to police, the company argues that, with this in place, the scale of the issue on particular campuses in not being effectively monitored.
The notion, however, that these hired guns – who number in the tens of thousands and are often better armed than US soldiers – can somehow be effectively monitored and brought to justice in the middle of a war zone is pure fantasy.
One reason for the donors' munificence was the assurances from the government that procedures were being put in place to guarantee that aid would be effectively monitored and that funds would not disappear into the bureaucracy and informal economy, as has happened with previous such initiatives.
"The UK is playing a leading role in ensuring that the Code will be effectively monitored.
