Sentence examples for monitoring a wider from inspiring English sources

Currently, Morocco is a destination of many sub-Saharan migrants looking for better life, and is also a gateway to Europe, that warrants the need for monitoring a wider range of HPV variants involved in cervical cancer in Morocco.

Our prospective study of 714 British patients undergoing warfarin therapy, from initiation to a 6-month follow-up, has the advantage of being able to capture clinical parameters difficult to assess through a retrospective study design, as well as monitoring a wider range of outcomes, such as patient response at the time of therapy initiation.

By monitoring a wide variety of products as they are cooked in the oven it has been possible to classify their cooking stage.

The remote camera network concept is well suited for monitoring a wide range of colonial breeding species including seabirds, water birds and marine mammals.

"The MPC will have to feel its way as it goes," he said, "monitoring a wide range of indicators and adjusting the pace and degree of bank rate as it learns about the effects of higher interest rates on the economy".

This study evaluates some of the advancements in Intrusion Detection technology along with important considerations like monitoring a wide array of heterogeneous security event sources.

Also, the flexibility of Rotor-Gene Q for using several excitation and emission filter pair combinations in a single run allows for monitoring a wide array of samples using different dyes in the same experiment (Köppel et al. 2009).

To achieve this aim, this study used univariate analyses to determine the usefulness of internet search metrics for monitoring a wide range of infectious diseases.

Mini-Sentinel investigators have been monitoring a wide range of products; an example is the surveillance for ischemic stroke, intracranial hemorrhage, and gastrointestinal bleeding in new users of rivaroxaban compared with users of warfarin [ 43].

Our results show the importance of observing growth curves of body mass index by birth cohort and monitoring a wide span of ages, not only in children but also in adults.

The IEHM framework addresses the needs that arise along the cause-effect diagram, and the fact that knowledge is imperfect, by monitoring a wide range of driving forces, pressures, states, exposure and health effect variables, and using this information to identify casual links, and help decision-making.