A positive linear relationship was observed between E. coli and TSS loading during the 2005 and 2006 growing seasons when both parameters were monitored, indicating that the processes of sediment transport and bacterial transport are linked.
In both groups of gamers, there is no difference between the responses to the attended or ignored flickering stimulus when 4 regions had to simultaneously monitored, indicating that there was no effect of attending to the flicker in that condition.
Eighteen percent of the patients were assigned to American Heart Association class I (monitoring indicated), 71% to class II (monitoring may be of benefit), and 11% to class III (monitoring not indicated).
Mud-gas monitoring indicated that δC13 of methane below 600 mbsf shows very light values, -60 to -80‰, suggesting continuous biogenic methane production up to temperatures reaching 60°C.
Air monitoring indicated that the plume was present infrequently at concentrations of up to about 100 Bq/m3 (the garden was not in a major wind sector).
In case of fatigue tests of stud joints, where damage was located into the bonded area inside the specimen, temperature changes were considerably more sensitive than displacement and detailed temperature monitoring indicated weak areas in the full scale model specimens.
Monitoring indicated patch displacement towards crop rows, probably due to higher soil moisture levels in this irrigated area, and a reduction in patch density in the central inter-row area owing to different management strategies.
Pre-implementation monitoring indicated that unacceptable levels of phosphorus and Escherichia coli entered the lake in runoff during storm events and that the dairy barnyard area was a significant contributor of pollutants.
