Sentence examples for monitoring and adjustments from inspiring English sources

Modern range management utilizes the concept of multiple use, which requires that all the resources of a rangeland be managed simultaneously, using constant monitoring and adjustments to provide a mix of material products and intangible assets that best satisfy the needs of both landowners and the general public.

Therefore, frequent monitoring and adjustments of nutrient content are a precondition for optimal microbial breakdown and a satisfactory long-term performance of such treatment systems.

While we could not perform a cost analysis, it is clear that costs associated with blood glucose monitoring and adjustments of the insulin infusion rate in patients treated with hydrocortisone exceed those in patients not receiving hydrocortisone.

However, the AOM microbiology is evolving and requires continuous monitoring and adjustments of policy for antibiotics.

Devices to provide automated monitoring and adjustments of cuff pressure have been developed.

Major strengths of our study include the well-characterized, large population with type 2 diabetes with frequent BP monitoring and adjustments for control, renal function monitoring, the longitudinal follow-up for up to 7 years on study, the inclusion of a larger percentage of minorities than most studies of this type, and the hypothesis-driven direction of the current analyses.

"River flooding is an emergency that requires constant monitoring and adjustment as the situation evolves," said director Kevin Davis, who added that the agency "stands ready to assist our local partners in any way necessary to get through this event.

Improvements in CNC machine tools depend on the refinement of adaptive control, which is the automatic monitoring and adjustment of machining conditions in response to variations in operation performance.

It is a time-consuming and expensive process and is not suitable for real-time quality monitoring and adjustment of the systems.

An intelligent well completion is a system equipped with sensors and special valves installed on the production tubing, which provides the operator with continuous monitoring and adjustment of fluid flow rates and pressures, as displayed in Fig. 1.

This is consistent with the involvement of the insula in sound-to-speech transformations, with an implicated role in the temporal resolution, sequencing, and feedback processes crucial for auditory and motor processing, and the monitoring and adjustment of expressive performance.