Sentence examples for monitoring campaigns in from inspiring English sources

This paper presents the results of two monitoring campaigns in which the approach was employed.

These pesticides have been detected in groundwater at concentrations greater than 5 (μg/L) during recent monitoring campaigns in the study area.

The device is designed for use in spatially intensive, long-term monitoring campaigns in remote or inconvenient locations, and is cheap, robust and capable of being logged automatically.

The data were derived from moss surveys conducted in 1990 , 1995 2000, 2005 and 2010, as well as from soil monitoring campaigns in 1995 and 2005.

This bias towards coarse particles is evident if we look at the minimum diameter of the particles collected in different monitoring campaigns in the field of heritage science.

Water quality monitoring obtained in seven monitoring campaigns in the years 2010 and 2011 along the whole watershed demonstrated lower turbidity levels in the highest parts of the sub-watershed, where forest cover is higher.

The approach consists of statistical analysis of Dutch households, a monitoring campaign in the area of study and co-creation research through mock-ups, enactments and interviews.

Here we present the framework for, and analysis from, a field monitoring campaign in the interim evaluation period for community-scale solar-powered irrigation systems (Solar Market Gardens, or SMGs) in northeast Benin, West Africa.

We used estimates of bicycle and pedestrian Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) from a comprehensive traffic monitoring campaign in a small community to develop direct-demand models of bicycle and pedestrian AADT.

Future research will build upon these data and include a dense stationary monitoring campaign in Pittsburgh in which spatial and temporal variability of PM will be assessed to further understand air pollution exposures.

Two LUR models were developed based on independent NO2 monitoring campaigns performed in Amsterdam and in a larger area including Amsterdam, the Netherlands, in 2006 and 2007, respectively.