Sentence examples for later monitored from inspiring English sources

The obtained maximum displacements from the physical model test are close to those later monitored in the field, although the physical model test is actually conducted well before the construction of the tunnels.

The alliance of nations that signed the treaty was later monitored by the RCMP for "acts of protest and civil disobedience," the Toronto Star reported.

Six months later, monitored regularly by UNICEF, the apprentice considers his future with serenity.

Using a second model, we implanted cells in the fat pad and 6 weeks later monitored both tumor size and lung metastases (Fig 3E, right panels).

Even before definitely knowing what the goal of a perception will be, pre-emptive perception covers all mechanisms in place by which the voluntary perception of this eventual target is, first prepared and, later, monitored during its execution.

Such clusters of Rad51 recombinase were first observed by fluorescence microscopy in immunostained fixed cells [25]; dynamic recruitment of homologous recombination repair proteins to sites of double-stranded breaks was later monitored using fluorescent protein fusions in live cells [26].

A random sample of patients (nearly 40% of the total) was re-interviewed during later monitoring visits to assess the quality of the answers provided in the initial interviews.

Collecting data is the first step of an organisational learning process; and data collection is necessary to assess risks and incident rates, and to provide the basis to prioritise where to deploy resources and how to implement change, as well as to later monitor progress in patient safety outcomes [ 35, 36].

Notably, during the heavy rainfall season of the later monitoring stage, water infiltration was continuously prevented by the system.

Prevalence data (Maddams et al, 2009) are used as a proxy to estimate the number of people in early or later monitoring based on time since diagnosis.

Prevalence data are used as a proxy to estimate the number of people in early or later monitoring based on time since diagnosis.