Sentence examples for monitor degree from inspiring English sources

Western blot was performed to monitor degree of knockdown of the corresponding proteins.

As diuretic renography is not available in our centre, the patients are being followed up with serial ultrasound twice a year to monitor degree of hydronephrosis and renal parenchymal thinning and if these are progressive, surgical intervention will be considered.

Moderate quality evidence that patient self-monitoring is more effective than other forms of monitoring degree of anticoagulation with vitamin K antagonists, reducing the relative risk of thromboembolism by 41%% and death by 34%%.

This can be achieved by monitoring degree and licensure requirements for local graduates of training programs and engaging actively with the directors of medical facilities serving medical tourists to shape the opportunities being offered to local health workers.

However, the principles must be supported by mechanisms which allow donors to monitor the degree to which its assistance is in line with these commitments.

The experiment shows that it is feasible to monitor the degree of corrosion of reinforced steel in reinforced concrete structures using FOCS.

Policies of this sort could be pursued without sending out state inspectors to monitor the degree to which middle-class parents provide extra educational resources or informal props to self-efficacy and self-esteem that other children are not getting.

The expression of GFP gene inserted at the silent HMR locus (hmr::GFP) was used to monitor the degree of silencing by quantifying the percentage of yeast cells expressing GFP (Fig. 1A).

"Obviously, $6 million is a dramatically higher number than $100,000 and I am concerned that Stanford may not have been able to adequately monitor the degree of Dr. Schatzberg's conflicts of interest with its current disclosure policies," Grassley writes in a letter to Stanford University President John Hennessy.

Fish are at a higher level of the food chain, and they are widely used to biologically monitor the degree of metal pollution in aquatic ecosystems (Al-SayeghPetkovšek et al., 2012), as fish may concentrate large amounts of some metals from the water (Daviglus et al., 2002).

Their general ease of expression and refolding and straightforward methods to monitor their degree of folding conspire to make OMPs excellent model systems to investigate how the membrane environment and other biological factors modulating the membrane insertion and folding of OMPs influence the folding pathway.