Sentence examples for monitor and carry from inspiring English sources
Mr. Thelesklaf will set up a new agency to monitor and carry out tougher regulations.
Executive functions, generally defined as the ability to plan, monitor, and carry out goal directed behaviour in response to changing environmental situations, rely on intact frontal lobe processes [ 3].
They are monitored and carry a card that gives them lifelong health benefits.
More specifically, it is utilized to send information to and accept information from BESS equipment such as local control monitoring system and PCS, as well as to conduct real-time monitoring and carry out control management functions.
Compared to ovulation induction with clomiphene citrate, gonadotrophins require frequent subcutaneous injections and frequent clinical visits due to necessarity of close sonographic monitoring, and carry a higher risk of multiple gestations.
Visual assessment of TSP was performed on a high-definition monitor and was carried out at the most invasive tumour area according to previously described criteria (Mesker et al, 2007).
Another example is in the field of Astronomy, in which thousands of amateur stargazers work alongside professionals to monitor the sky and carry out research projects.
Furthermore, direct measures are very expensive and difficult to perform as many technicians and professionals are required to monitor the process and carry out the tests.
The spacecraft orbited in both automated and passive flight modes for prolonged periods while the pilot monitored it and carried out some minor scientific experiments.
More work should be handed over to civilian staff and private firms in a bid to allow officers more time on the beat, it says, to the point of paying commercial security firms to guard crime scenes, hunt down people who jump bail, monitor "at risk" prisoners and carry out security checks.
Domiciliary care is one of the most difficult areas to monitor, and we have carried out a pilot programme involving 30 services to trial different ways of hearing the views of service users and their families.
