Sentence examples for monitoring is sufficient from inspiring English sources
The study hypothesis largely determines the choice of a specific concept in exposure assessment, i.e. whether personal sampling is needed or if ambient monitoring is sufficient.
Periodic monitoring is sufficient for sweep coverage with a small number of mobile sensor nodes, whereas a continuous monitoring with static sensor nodes is required for the coverage problem in wireless sensor networks.
Furthermore, it is unclear whether intermittent as compared with continuous ScvO2 monitoring is sufficient to detect low ScvO2 in early septic shock.
Mine safety management of the case study mines should outskirt their age old belief that accidents/injuries are due to hazardous nature of mining and only engineering control and regulatory monitoring are sufficient for improving safety of the mines.
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio did not criticize the plan, but he has said that voluntary self-monitoring is sufficient.
Of note, our study results show that half-day training on the AE-PAG and the use of a pedometer or HR monitor is sufficient to increase total AE time.
The spatial variability of the available monitoring measurements is sufficient to state that nickel concentrations are primarily above the 10−6 level of concern in the industrial Midwest and the Northeast corridor [see Supplemental Material, Figures 2 176 (http://www.ehponline.org/members/2009/11861/suppl.pdf)].
Thus, our finding supports the notion that the internal error-monitoring system is sufficient in cognitive tasks where accuracy is around 80%.
The results are in line with models suggesting that the internal error-monitoring system is sufficient in cognitively demanding tasks where performance is ∼ 80%, as well as theories stipulating that external feedback directs attention away from the task.
The importance of monitoring in adaptive management applications is universally recognized, so much so that some people seem to think that monitoring resource conditions is sufficient in and of itself to make a project "adaptive".
The study indicates high total GP service utilization, and the use of tests to monitor comorbid diseases is sufficient compared with similar patients without SMD.
