Sentence examples for monitor activity in from inspiring English sources

In vivo two-photon calcium imaging provides the opportunity to monitor activity in multiple components of neural circuitry at once.

Stanford investigators were able to simultaneously monitor activity in every nerve cell of a zebrafish's brain and determine which types of neurons were tied to alertness.

Growing out of the Beckley/Imperial psilocybin research, the MDMA work also uses fMRI to monitor activity in different parts of the brain, and compares the effects of the drug with those of an inactive placebo.

Bryan Sierra, a Justice Department spokesman, declined "to discuss the legal basis" for this decision, but noted that "such measures are intended to monitor activity in the most dangerous cases, to prevent them from plotting violent acts".

Commander Dylan Schmorrow, a cognitive scientist with the navy, devised a crown of sensors to monitor activity in the brain such as blood flow and oxygen levels.

The research, led by biologist James Crall at Harvard University, used tiny, automated robotic platforms to monitor activity in several bumblebee colonies after exposure to "field-realistic levels" of imidacloprid, a common neonicotinoid, dissolved in artificial nectar.

One new provision empowers the Treasury to monitor activities in the United States by the nearly paperless banks, or hawalas, in the Middle East and South Asia.

"The flight deck crew members should have the ability to monitor activities in the cabin since cockpit doors have been fortified, and pilots are expected to remain in the cockpit," said Michael Wascom, a spokesman for the Air Transport Association in Washington.

With mobile devices, enterprises can easily recruit and onboard workers, automate the dispatch and optimization of jobs, monitor activities in real time, benefit from constant feedback and provide workflows and tools to make the workers more efficient.

An intercom system and peepholes allowed LeBlanc to monitor activities in the rooms, he said.

I can't say enough about these women, and all the volunteers who have traveled from all over the world to monitor activities in the cove.