Sentence examples for monitored sampling from inspiring English sources

Based on a large sample of prospectively monitored sampling procedures, the rapid PCR assay permitted a significant reduction in TAT to report of screening results from four days to one day (during week days), as compared with culture-based assays.

The ECG (ECG lead II limb leads; Emka, Paris, France) was continuously monitored (sampling frequency, 1000 Hz) and an open lumen catheter was placed into the femoral artery and positioned close to the heart to obtain blood samples for blood gas analysis (ABL700; Radiometer, Brønshøj, Denmark), to monitor stability of the preparation over the course of the experiment.

We obtained data on THM concentrations for all the monitored sampling sites by date of sample collection from the SWC and the HWC and used them to estimate yearly average THM concentrations for the LGAs from 1995 19977 in HWC) to 2001.

Signal model of environmental noise in (36) applies in two steps: firstly in environment monitoring to simulate monitored samples and secondly in conventional operation to generate the environmental noise component of the received data.

Two interim analyses were performed after the inclusion of the 15th and 45th patients in order to monitor sampling success, and to adjust patient inclusion for the observed data acquisition rate and the required number of valid samples.

Therefore, we first evaluated all LUR models using a bootstrap approach to determine the sensitivity of model prediction and parameter estimates to monitor sampling.

Light scattering intensities (I) were integrated as correlograms (plots of a correlation coefficient, G =  versus time, where τ =  the sampling time of the correlator) and were used to monitor sample dispersity and protein aggregation.

Wolfe and his colleagues monitor samples for early warnings of an epidemic, just as, he often says, analysts "at the National Security Agency scour the Internet, listening for clues of impending terrorist attacks".

K-type thermocouples were used to monitor sample temperatures.

Hence, in situ Resonant Ultrasound Spectroscopy can be used to monitor sample integrity and temperatures in harsh radiation environments.

In order to monitor sample temperature independently of the plasma discharge and of the pulsed high voltage conditions, we have developed a new thermally assisted PBII set-up.