Sentence examples for limitations monitoring from inspiring English sources

FDTL, or Flight and Duty Time Limitations, monitoring, which checks whether pilots and crew are getting adequate rest between flights, is done manually rather than by computer.

In spite of this limitation, monitoring such blooms via remote sensing (via the SeaWiFS satellite; Subramaniam et al., 2002) verified that Trichodesmium blooms occur roughly between 20˚N and 20˚S in the eastern Pacific Ocean and that patches may occur even toward 40˚N and 40˚S in the Atlantic and the western Pacific and Indian Oceans (1998 and 2003; Westberry & Siegel, 2006).

Moreover, censoring is among the main limitations while monitoring the reliability-related quality characteristics, causing not to record the real values of some observations.

The generalizability of our findings therefore has some limitations however monitoring staff in everyday practice would carry significant challenges.

Although there are still limitations for monitoring the FHR perfectly, currently, there is a significant amount of effort being done to improve SNR of FECG signal.

Saari et al. [ 6] tested the WHO curves [ 4] with longitudinal data of TS girls and demonstrated that the growth references of the WHO [ 4] may have important limitations for monitoring the growth of the children with potential morbidity.

Despite early enthusiasm for this technology, this treatment modality failed to be widely accepted as a therapy for glioma patients, due, in part, to limitations in monitoring the extent of thermal damage delivered during treatment 13, 20– 20.

However, as mentioned above, some serum markers such as IgG4 level may be normal in some patients, and conventional imaging methods also have limitations in monitoring the disease since they only reflect morphological features.

Participants of the "Roundtable Discussion on Biological Activity of Remediation Products" held at the Asilomar Conference on Bioremediation and Biodegradation, 9 12 June 2002, presented a framework for discussion that highlights the limitations of monitoring techniques for site remediation (Ford et al. 2002).

Nevertheless, a common limitation in monitoring any DTI with anti-IIa activity is the lack of well-defined therapeutic concentration ranges.

In order to mitigate these limitations, we monitored the recommendations made by the JRMs by using key informants with knowledge of a particular community or of a relevant problem area.