Sentence examples for monitoring figures from inspiring English sources
Earlier studies put the annual Chinese air pollution death toll at one to two million but this is the first to use newly released air monitoring figures.
Ethnic monitoring figures for the use of section 60 in Blunt 2 show that during the first year of the campaign, from May 2008 to April 2009, 34,400 white people were searched compared with 50,596 black people.
I quoted Her Majesty's chief inspector of prisons, Dame Anne Owers, who after a visit to the Yarl's Wood detention centre, wrote: "The monitoring figures that were provided to the team to show length of cumulative detention were found to be wholly inaccurate.
Another factor that significantly improves VALs is an increased level of monitoring (Figure 5).
Eligible children who were not recruited for monitoring (figure 1) had a higher prevalence of encephalopathy of unknown aetiology and ABM, and a lower prevalence of CM, compared to those who were recruited (table 1).
Gujarat: In a bid to improve the sex ratio in the district, the collector of Ahmedabad will now monitor figures showing registration of pregnant women, number of sonograms carried out and babies delivered in the maternity homes.
KO mice had significantly elevated baseline total distance and center time of 24 h in the activity monitor (Figures 1 and 2).
However, there was also a strong activation when the stimulus was passing only the upper part of the monitor (Figures 7 Ai to Aiii, activity index 1.07).
The activation was weaker when stimulation was restricted to the upper half of the monitor (Figures 7 Di to Diii, activity index 0.84).
In this case, red and blue, the codes for the upper half of the monitor, were visible in contrast to the trial in which the stimulus passed over the entire monitor (Figures 7 Ci to Ciii).
Transformed cells were spread either on LB (rich) or on M9-glucose (minimal) media supplemented with isopropyl-beta-D-thiogalactoside (IPTG) to induce expression, and the formation of colonies was monitored (Figures 1 & 2).
