Sentence examples for monitoring and presenting from inspiring English sources

43, 44 The use of clinical dashboards for monitoring and presenting regular healthcare performance is gaining popularity.

Although each monitoring approach merits a separate, detailed analysis, this paper assesses the success of the overall strategy for monitoring and presents an overview of conclusions from multiple data sets.

We summarize and extend our previous work from [5]- [9] on face detection and individual identification of African great apes for wildlife monitoring and present an automated framework to detect and subsequently identify free-living as well as captured chimpanzee individuals in uncontrolled environments.

If Windows does not automatically detect the extra monitor and present you with a display options box, right-click on the desktop and choose "Screen resolution".

We describe the process used to select the laboratories to monitor and present the test results of the exposure assessment.

For fMRI study, cartoons were displayed on a monitor and presented to the subject through a 45° angled mirror positioned above the head coil.

The motor tasks involved point-to-point gravity-compensated reaching towards 8 visual targets displayed in the 8 compass directions on the monitor and presented in a clockwise order.

Finally, we discuss potential gaps in existing solutions when tackling emerging large-scale monitoring scenarios and present some directions for future research on the topic.

In this context, Danielsen et al. [8] and Palmer [9] have explained the role of community-based forest monitoring systems and presented experiences from different countries in terms of optimizing field inventories, accuracy, economics, legitimacy, coupling and scalability to national systems.

Users are in a better position to access a large set of data (often the biggest hurdle to overcome), position it within a monitoring framework and present the data for analysis.

In 2004, the landmark conference 'Objective Monitoring of PA: Closing the Gaps in the Science of Accelerometry' addressed inconsistencies in the use, analysis, and interpretation of data obtained from continuous monitoring devices and presented recommendations for achieving standardized use of accelerometers and pedometers [ 6].