Sentence examples for monitor sufficiently from inspiring English sources

But in a report looking at DfID's oversight of the group, published on Friday, the NAO criticised the department for failing to monitor sufficiently the group's administrative expenses and the cost effectiveness of this ramped-up investment.

Using advances in in-situ sensor technology it is now possible to monitor sufficiently frequently to avoid the onset of aliasing.

Some vacation home services use heat monitors, flood detectors and security cameras to ensure the homes are monitored sufficiently.

It is hence apparent that the complexity of the life cycle and, specifically, the difficulty of monitoring sufficiently broadly and for a longer period the oceanic phase of eel hindered so far a clear interpretation of genetic structure in terms of the ecological, demographic, and environmental processes shaping it.

On the basis of our analysis, we suggest clinical studies where the same group of XLA patients is monitored during sufficiently long times for infections and serum IgG levels under different IgG substitution therapies within the specified range of optimal treatment frequencies.

In order to sufficiently monitor hydraulic stimulation, surveys should be designed such that lines of instruments extend sufficiently beyond the stimulation zone in both horizontal and (especially) vertical directions.

The State Health Department does not sufficiently monitor the evacuation plans that nursing homes are required to maintain, according to a report released yesterday by the Manhattan borough president, Scott M. Stringer, left.

Health Department officials said Beth Israel failed to file proper reports with the state after the carving incident, and did not sufficiently monitor Dr. Zarkin, despite earlier complaints by hospital workers that his behavior had been erratic.

Health Department officials said the hospital failed to file proper reports with the state after the carving incident, and did not sufficiently monitor Dr. Zarkin, despite earlier complaints by hospital workers that the doctor's behavior had been erratic.

According to one charge he allegedly failed to sufficiently monitor the flight of a drone on the north bank of the Thames on 27 September last year, creating the risk of a collision with the Shard and/or HMS Belfast.

An investigation by ProPublica, published in Wired magazine in June, said federal regulators did not have enough financing or the legal authority to sufficiently monitor and punish tech companies for privacy violations.