Sentence examples for monitoring and often from inspiring English sources

The southern militias have not established a choke hold around Kandahar yet, senior United States military officials said, although they said that the tribes, with the help of American commandos, were closely monitoring and often attacking Taliban troops trying to enter or leave the city.

This may be especially pronounced in an illness such as diabetes that requires regular, vigilant monitoring and often profound changes in hitherto taken-for-granted practices.

With the proximity of the aortic valve annulus to the conduction system there is, however, an unknown risk of conduction disturbances necessitating monitoring and often cardiac pacing.

These may be especially pronounced in illnesses such as diabetes that require regular, vigilant monitoring, and often profound changes in social practices.

The relapsing- remitting course of LN, among the most serious complications of SLE, requires close monitoring and often frequent treatment adjustments throughout patients' lives.

By contrast, American and European governments have insisted — often for legal reasons under their own laws — that aid is monitored and often channeled through nongovernmental relief groups.

After the collapse of colonialism in the 1960's and the spread of self-rule across most of Africa, early American efforts to aid newly independent states foundered when grants were badly monitored and often stolen by corrupt bureaucrats.

Just as at home brave people such as artists, who dared to criticise the society around them, were monitored and often arrested by the Stasi, so they were here by the KGB.

They are typically not assessed, not monitored, and often unregulated [1], [2], [5], [6], [12], which threatens their sustainable development despite their increasing social, economic, and high ecological importance [6], [13].

In scrape-wound assays of cell monolayers, wound-edge cells orient their centrosomes towards the wound, a process that is easy to monitor, and often represented as process driven by new extracellular-matrix adhesions recruiting polarization/PAR proteins to the leading edge.

The centre has regular beach clean-ups and turtle monitoring sessions and often needs volunteers.