Sentence examples for monitor the completion from inspiring English sources

The fluorophore and quencher were placed near the end of the second branch migration domain to monitor the completion of the two-step reconfiguration.

Samples (1 mL) of the suspension were collected periodically to monitor the completion of bioreduction of Ag+ in aqueous solution, followed by dilution of the samples with 2 ml of deionized water and subsequent scan in UV-visible (vis) spectra, between wave lengths of 200 to 700 nm in a spectrophotometer (Beckman - Model No. DU - 50, Fullerton, CA, USA), having a resolution of 1 nm.

Each assay was compared with an internal control sample to monitor the completion of bisulphite conversion.

A chloranil test was used to monitor the completion of the reaction.

The research team web developer (RP) will monitor the completion of questionnaires and send reminder emails on a regular basis.

Although such "checkpoints" have been extensively studied in many organisms and much is understood with respect to the monitoring of DNA replication and DNA damage little is known with regards to mechanisms that might monitor the completion of cytokinesis.

Expectations for academic performance are equally high for students, and for their families, who sign a pledge committing to reading with their children every evening and to monitoring the completion of homework.

While much is now known regarding the assembly and constriction of the actomyosin ring, our understanding of the mechanisms (if any) monitoring the completion of cytokinesis is lacking.

Undergraduate Human Resource Management and Technology students (collaborators) were responsible for providing the initial instructions to the patients, asking them to sign the informed consent form and monitoring the completion of the general information section of the questionnaire.

Cdc7, Cdc11, Cdc14, and Cdc16 are required for function of the septation initiation network (SIN) that monitors the completion of mitosis to regulate the start of cytokinesis (McCollum and Gould 2001).

6 23 We hoped that these limitations could be overcome by involving the woman's community in all stages of the process, from identifying the death, to holding review meetings and monitoring the completion of planned actions.