Sentence examples for monitor and guide from inspiring English sources
After all, a primary board responsibility is to review, approve, monitor and guide the company's strategy.
They work together using communication tools to monitor and guide their learners.
This problem is also encountered by Intelligent Tutoring Systems, which monitor and guide the user throughout the entire programming process via interactive sessions.
The developed method provides an innovative direction to monitor and guide the reconfigurability of living materials temporally and spatially in 3D, which can enable the study of transient biological mechanisms.
But those services have not succeeded in winning many customers, analysts say, because the technology is not as good and the competitors have fewer business-specific data services, like access to a multiple-listing database for real-estate agents or a global positioning service to let dispatchers monitor and guide their trucks.
The plan to stop transmission by the end of 2012 is not on track". The latest report from Donaldson's board, set up last year to monitor and guide the eradication effort, shows that a key target was missed at the end of last year.
Finally, if a biomarkers predictive ability is shown in clinical trials of new drugs, it could then be used for rapid point of care monitoring, and guide treatment of TB cases, especially MDR/XDR for which the increased monitoring costs would be justified by improved treatment outcomes with fewer failures [16], [17].
In agriculture, hi-tech cameras on planes or drones can map soil and vegetation density, and measuring how light from lasers is reflected from crops and soil can be used to monitor evaporation and guide decisions on irrigation.
We also plan to update the review in future to monitor changes and guide health service and policy solutions.
We also plan to update the review in the future to monitor changes and guide health service and policy solutions.
POC tests (ROTEM delta; Tem International, Munich, Germany) were subsequently used systematically to monitor coagulation and guide the treatment algorithm.
