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Mint has seen extremely quick growth since its launch at TechCrunch40, and is now monitoring a total of $11 billion in assets, with 350,000 registered users, it says.

The temporal dynamics of occupation of nest sites were investigated by monitoring a total of 1,151 permanently tagged trees in six populations (85 to 442 trees per population) over three to seven years.

During a twelve-month period, we investigated the water supply system of the HSCT unit by monitoring a total of fourteen different collection sites.

We conducted 12 surveys between 2010 and 2014 monitoring a total of 34,415 opportunities for hand hygiene during 2,688 observation sessions (i.e. for around 714 hours).

Last year world governing body Fifa monitored a total of 800 international football matches, at different age levels and including women's events, for possible suspicious betting patterns.

Penn et al. (2012) monitored a total of 54 runoff events over a period of 5 months in 2010, including 20 resulting from natural rainfall and 34 resulting from irrigation of the golf greens located 130 to 150 m up gradient of the P removal structure.

The present study was conducted to monitor a total of seven pesticide residues under organochlorine, organophosphorus and carbamate pesticides in three different sources of pond water, paddy field water and tube-well water from Nagarpur Upazila and paddy field water in the company of Dhaleshwari and Gazikhali river water from Saturia Upazila, Bangladesh.

We monitored a total of 48 nests, all of them constructed in tree cacti, by 34 different breeding pairs of finches.

Although we monitored a total of 16 sites during our study, only 12 sites could be sampled during any single season due to time limitations.

We monitored a total of 255 inhalation processes, 156 with a MDI and 99 with a nebulizer.

A group of nine OVαβ TCR mice was monitored for a total of twelve months and more than 50 mice were monitored for a shorter period of time (∼6 months).