Sentence examples for monitoring and analyses from inspiring English sources
A refined version of a conditional phosphorus risk index (PRI) for P losses to waters was developed based on monitoring and analyses of PRI factors from an agricultural catchment in Sweden.
These software solutions aim at supporting companies and organisations with primarily quantitative monitoring and analyses of their media appearance, mentions of brands, products, company names, as well as sentiment analysis on specific issues/products.
Moving from Tier 1 to Tier 3 increases the accuracy (which is unknown for Tier 1) of the GHG estimates while increasing the complexity of the monitoring and analyses.
The research has exposed the need for improving the amount and availability of local storm impact data, and promotes the monitoring and analyses of these data as the primary means for assessing and evaluating alternative coastal community adaptation strategies at the local community level and in conjunction with decision makers.
Our household survey data provide a valuable baseline for future monitoring and analyses of trends in both states.
As a key provider of technical assistance to partner organizations and governments, UNICEF's data collection, monitoring and analyses play a crucial role in the development of policies and best practices around the world.
He is also leading a project on monitoring and analysing media coverage of migration and related issues in the British press.
By carefully monitoring and analysing near-misses, the airline industry has avoided many a crash.
The job would include helping to deliver the commission's strategy and projects, and monitoring and analysing changes in local and central government practices and policy to assess how that might influence EHRC policy and strategy.
Possibly for the first time, he was part of a community of similarly focused individuals who were taken on for their discretion as well as for their brains, intercepting, monitoring and analysing email and telephone calls from around the world.
The most burdensome of these tasks is recording, inputting, monitoring and analysing data, which teachers feel takes time away from more useful activities like lesson planning and interaction with pupils.
