Sentence examples for manual monitoring from inspiring English sources

By identifying high operating costs associated with the incumbent manual monitoring system, it was possible to demonstrate improved cost efficiency of the programme.

The system relies on simple, widely available mobile phone technology to replace a manual monitoring system that is associated with high workloads, delays and errors.

The company claims that its software can handle in a matter of hours the manual monitoring tasks that took companies months.

Traditional manual monitoring with biweekly to monthly or longer sampling frequency easily leads to situations in which not all bloom events can be detected.

If last time wasn't frightening enough, this time the headline victim is the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, which was forced to switch to manual monitoring of radiation levels, in the industrial zone around the plant.

The heat produced from the combustion is used to heat the water and routine manual monitoring of temperature and the heat calculations is taken care of by the computerised system of the bomb calorimeter.

In the collaborative care conditions a) and b), a care-manager provides Problem Solving Treatment and integrated symptom management guidance with a self-help manual, monitors depressive and pain symptoms, and refers patients to a physiotherapist for treatment according to a 'Graded Activity' protocol.

The provision of guidelines and manuals, monitoring and feedback are known strategies to optimize and standardize implementation fidelity, i.e. to ensure that all interventionists receive the same training and support, aimed at a uniform delivery of the intervention [ 30].

Intermittent manual glucose monitoring however, is expensive and time and blood consuming [ 4].

However, bank accounts remained segregated by funds and the outdated manual bank monitoring and reconciliation procedures had not been computerised as planned.

Ensuring interventionist skill acquisition and minimising 'drift' in interventionist skills will be minimised by the development and use of a treatment manual; by monitoring and providing feedback to the interventionist; and by providing adequate training.