Sentence examples for monitored variables of from inspiring English sources

During the electro-and echocardiographic examinations, all monitored variables of the anaesthetised pigs were within their reference ranges.

Integration of all monitored variables together with the patient's history and laboratory tests coming from electronic medical record (EMR) systems opens the doors to the development of smart systems (artificial intelligence) able to suggest a diagnostic and/or a treatment, and even to deliver therapy (closed- or open-loop systems) [7].

In this study, we have shown that uncritically selecting the pacemaker setting which gives the best value of a monitored variable might be little better than random selection amongst a set of AV settings.

For instance, BodyMedia, a Pittsburgh-based company for which Ms. Gemperle and others in the wearable-computer world at Carnegie Mellon have worked, hopes to sell sensors worn on an armband that will monitor variables like the numbers of hours slept or calories burned.

Learners are taught to use existing devices or build their own products and sensors, bring them online, and monitor variables of their choosing.

Prediction of the water flow potential of a particular well using the derived flow equation helps in monitoring the variables of the artificial lift facility.

We also evaluated the impact of this treatment on semen quality (sperm count, motility and daily sperm production) by monitoring these variables of 594 semen samples collected during pre- and post-treatment periods of 48 days each.

Fluorescently modifying oligonucleotide sets is cost prohibitive, therefore, a co-spotted Staphylococcus aureus-specific fluorescein-labeled "tracking" oligonucleotide is described to monitor fabrication variables of a Mycobacterium tuberculosis oligonucleotide microarray.

Several analyses were performed to select cut-off points for activity monitor variables to achieve optimal performance of the PPAC instruments.

The final five descriptive and contextual characteristics applied only to the Hispanic or Latino subjects for whom continuous monitoring variables were reported: number of participants, gender, number of females, number of overweight or obese, and age.

Likewise, through the combination of single-molecule manipulation and single-molecule fluorescence methods in the same experiment, it should be possible to follow, for example, the internal dynamics of the polymerase or the binding of a regulatory factor and simultaneously monitor the mechanical variables of position, force, and torque.