Let us assume, for the sake of argument, that the project will attract the necessary finance; that the intrepid duo will be launched safely into space; and that their marriage -- the most closely monitored and widely discussed in human history -- will survive the twin trials of long-duration spaceflight and uninterrupted proximity.
He plans to focus his research on three detective strategies: his Quotient system, magnetic resonance imaging to compare blood flows in different brain regions, and the ActiGraph, an activity monitor widely used by medical researchers.
The proposed solution is suitable for monitoring widely extended areas like the Siena's ancient city walls.
The chief of the county health department's Bureau of Groundwater Resources, Martin Trent, said last week that the county would continue to monitor as widely as possible despite the lost state money.
Despite this, food waste is not widely monitored or reported even among large businesses, meaning the problem stays largely hidden".
It hardly hurt Viacom that its growth in Ebitda, the most widely monitored financial barometer in the media industry, far outdistanced expectations during the second quarter.
Other major air pollutants, including ozone, an important component of smog, and smaller particulate matter, called PM 2.5, emitted when gasoline is burned, are not widely monitored in China.
Concentrations of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) in soil and stream waters in upland catchments are widely monitored, in part due to the potential of DOC to form harmful by-products when chlorinated during treatment of water for public supply.
Unlike wet deposition, which is widely monitored in regional networks of wet-only or bulk precipitation collectors, measurements of dry N fluxes have largely remained experimental and limited to few research sites, lasting for a few days to a few months only.
HbA1c is widely monitored as a measure of the risk of complications and as a target for intervention.
