Sentence examples for monitoring and governance from inspiring English sources

In this article we have presented a framework designed to support a set of citizen science use cases, related to environmental monitoring and governance [29].

To help businesses deal more effectively with the cost of internet toll roads, vendors will need to introduce new software technology and features, such as increased monitoring and governance intelligence.

Its generic goal is to facilitate effective citizen participation in environmental monitoring and governance, and for that purpose it has the specific goal of enabling citizens to collect environmental data using mobile devices [12].

In this context, it is of utmost importance to define non-invasive tools, which are suitable for monitoring and governance of this novel therapy.

Many longitudinal biobanks, which inherently involve an ongoing engagement with participants, have already recognised the limitations of a one-off static consent and employ ongoing monitoring and governance mechanisms to enable participant recontact over time.

Allmark and Spedding suggest that parental consent for clinical trials is important as a social recognition of the role of parents, but offers little additional protection for children to that provided by appropriate research ethics, safety monitoring and governance procedures.

Enstratius, allows the management, monitoring, automation and governance of resource consumption based on the services from various Cloud providers (http://www.enstratius.com).

Although there have been problems with transparency and accountability, in Maasailand there is a rapid proliferation of initiatives pursuing conservation with development, and these are fast evolving new institutions managing finances and monitoring enforcement and governance.

Some researchers do not distinguish between specific kinds of costs in their studies, but it seems safe to assume that these two types of costs are included in these studies since implementing an EMR system is recognized as a complex process with several stages involving purchasing, coordinating, monitoring, upgrading, and governance costs.

Based on this, four working groups in InPOP were developed, in smallholders' capacity and productivity, environmental monitoring and management, governance and land conflict mediation, and ISPO's strengthening and market access (Jacobson 2015).

Inter-agency co-operation and funding fosters streamlined and efficient monitoring and good governance.