Sentence examples for lead to a monitoring from inspiring English sources

Dr Nisbet's hope is that realising Mr Obama's belief in remote verification means changing that, and will lead to a monitoring system with numerous ground-based and space-based components.

These results suggest that the constant monitoring of FLT3 expression profile might lead to a better monitoring in relation to the therapy protocol.

Rheology and setting are measured in practice by rather conventional methods, which do not lead to a continuous monitoring of properties as a function of age.

The association of renal, myocardial and respiratory failures in leptospirosis should lead to a careful monitoring of fluid loading and myocardial status.

The simulation works provide theoretical base for such direct CT sensing method development, which can lead to a promising corrosion monitoring sensor networks in future to provide useful information for safety operation of civil infrastructures.

More data is required so that the responses can be characterised adequately which could lead to a novel non-invasive monitoring technique.

These results may lead to a specific tool for monitoring micrometastases in the context of minimal residual disease or for assessing tumour response to therapy.

Whether such influences of large rewards on behaviour could also lead to a reduction in performance monitoring, consistent with the present data, is a question that requires further study.

Most of the errors were defined as 'minor' in outcome and, as such, did not cause the patient harm but, in some cases, may have lead to an increase in monitoring but with no change in vital signs.

The brief went on to warn that some E.U. countries were seeking a strict data protection law that "would inevitably lead to a general obligation to monitor the Internet, undermining the strong foundations on which the Internet was developed in the first place and the basis on which democratic societies operate".

Although some nontoxic compounds also form protein adducts, the potential for toxicity leads to a close monitoring of the adduct formation in the development of bioactive compounds.