Sentence examples for monitored as winter from inspiring English sources

"While not an immediate problem, these atypical river ice conditions will be closely monitored as winter continues".

Firewood is stacked beside crates of ammunition — two of the most vital commodities on the frontline, closely monitored as winter encroaches and bitter winds penetrate bone and spirit.

It has only four offices outside Dar es Salaam, while one regional office with only two inspectors is expected to monitor as many as 1,000 or 2,000 maize flour millers.

Now smugglers are telling them to get to Europe before 2016, on the notion that they won't be monitored as closely over the Christmas holiday and because of unknown policy changes in countries that have been accepting migrants and refugees.

Dehydrogenase activity was monitored as detailed by Tabatabai (1994).

The generally preferred method for assessing the activity of a self-cleaning titania photocatalyst film is the stearic acid (SA) test, in which a thin layer of SA is deposited onto the film and its photocatalytic destruction is monitored as a function of time [16 18].

Regionally, in southeast Wisconsin, continuous specific conductance was monitored as a chloride surrogate in 11 watersheds with urban land use from 6.0 to 100%.

The ability of products of dechlorination of Aroclor mixtures to induce cytochrome P4501A activity, monitored as ethoxyresorufin -O-deethylase activity, was examined in the rat liver hepatoma cell line H4IIE.

For perforated-patch recordings, gramicidin (10 20 μg/mL) was added to the intrapipette solution and perforation was monitored as described in Blomeley & Bracci (2005).

To correct for and measure any signal suppression due to sample matrix effects, all standards, blanks and samples contained thallium (Tl) as internal standard; hafnium (Hf) was also monitored as described previously (John et al, 2003).

This type of information is difficult to obtain by direct monitoring, as today most invasive species are introduced unintentionally by human activities: one example is the transport of ballast water, by which ships regularly mix marine species across continents, creating an enormous potential for species invasions [ 8].