Sentence examples for monitor its effect from inspiring English sources
Los Angeles' measure is a drastic one, but it would expire in three years, giving officials an opportunity to monitor its effect and decide whether to extend the law, revise it or drop it altogether.
As for the budget itself, he stressed, "We will vigilantly monitor its effect on our economy.
She envisions using soft polymer probes to precisely map the brain, or to deliver a drug or optical stimulation and then monitor its effect on cell activity.
The Food and Drug Administration and the Department of Agriculture have also weighed in, sending the program's managers a letter on Aug. 19 saying they intended to monitor its effect on the food choices of consumers.
Future work would consider implementing a version of the eRegister system within a MOOC environment in order to monitor its effect on retention.
The prepared extract (4 ml) was separately added along with 10 ml of the supernatant solution namely 1.0 M of magnesium acetate and then transferred over the set gel in seven crystallization vessels in order to monitor its effect on the crystal growth in all the vessels.
Due to the fact that non-invasive methods of posture and spinal assessment are currently available, each patient should be examined prior to therapy and an exercise plan should be adapted individually, concurrent with therapy, to effectively monitor its effects.
Far from preventing trade in rare species, CITES and most other conservation groups now want to design better ways to regulate that trade and to monitor its effects.
Upenyu is covering the costs of the program — about $40,000 the first year — as well as collaborating with the National Institute for Health Research in Zimbabwe to monitor its effects by tracking symptoms in 500 treated children.
Therefore, there is a need for an efficient method to identify patients who are likely to respond to antiangiogenic therapy and to monitor its effects over time.
To make passage of drug reform legislation more likely and to monitor its effects, I propose a "sunset" clause, which would require periodic assessments of these reforms and a review in three to five years to evaluate their effectiveness and to determine if the legislation should be renewed.
