Sentence examples for main monitoring and from inspiring English sources

We all concentrate on the floods and we forget about our main plans, our main monitoring and evaluation exercise, which includes even the HIV and AIDS monitoring and evaluation.

The process evaluation included both qualitative data such as case studies, direct observation of meetings and focus group discussions, and quantitative data such as women's group meeting attendance records and data from the trial's main monitoring and evaluation questionnaire for information on group membership status.

I have two monitors – and I typically run Visual Studio on the main monitor and everything else on the secondary.

The device consists of the main, monitor, and feeding boards along with two elliptical parallel electrodes.

In the BIS-targeted rooms, BIS values appear on the main monitoring screen and are automatically recorded.

The main advantages of this approach are that no calibration experiment is needed, because calibration curve relating water content and reflected light intensities is established during the main monitoring phase of each experiment and that no tracer or dye is injected into the flow tank.

The main monitoring devices include two-point tell-tale, extensometer and gauged bolt.

Too often projects run the other way, with satellite data the main monitoring tool, sometimes validated by people on the ground, and that satellite data is often only analysed at the start and end of a project: too late to change anything.

The main monitoring indices presented insignificant changes in the late period of the initial impoundment, and the results of feedback analysis were consistent with monitoring results.

The main monitoring campaign of meat/eggs from Fukushima, however, started on Mar. 26, 2011 and revealed detectable I in chicken eggs right on the very first day.

Instead, its main monitoring computer system takes information from only selected "flow gates" -- places where problems are thought likely to occur, and the data is updated much less often than at other control rooms.