Sentence examples for monitoring and described from inspiring English sources

Carl Wittwer (University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, USA) highlighted the importance of real-time PCR in the quantitative assessment of specific transcripts in minimal residual disease monitoring and described recent advances in high resolution melting analysis for variant scanning and genotyping.

This article reviews the current best diagnostic tools available for TB diagnosis and monitoring, and describes the most important gaps, and translational challenges for developing innovative products that can meet the needs (Table 1).

Thus, in addition to a possible significant reduction of animals required for studies, the tumour development can be monitored and described in single individuals reducing inter-individual variance.

A majority welcomed the idea of monitoring visits and described feeling free to ask questions.

The capability to accurately monitor and describe daily evapotranspiration (ET) in a cost effective manner is generally attributed to hydrological models.

The aims of the pilot and evaluation described here were to systematically monitor and describe the implementation of the toolkit in an ongoing humanitarian emergency, to capture in real-time the lessons learned from the perspectives of practitioners addressing MHM, and to refine the MHM in Emergencies Toolkit.

The information that led Karl and his colleagues to their controversial conclusion was contained in the new Extended Reconstructed Sea Surface Temperature data set, which helps scientists monitor and describe the effects of climate change.

The process evaluation will monitor and describe standard care as well as the CASCADE intervention.

Surveillance for influenza hospitalizations during the past 4 seasons in Colorado has substantially added to the state health department's ability to monitor and describe seasonal influenza.

Patients complete sleep diaries for 14 days after each PSG measurement in order to monitor and describe potential changes in their sleep.

Integration of the CPAx into clinical practice may help professionals to monitor and describe functional recovery from critical illness in a more objective manner, thus opening up communication between professionals and service users about patients' functional recovery, or lack thereof.