Sentence examples for monitoring of fluctuations from inspiring English sources
The monitoring of fluctuations in copepod populations is therefore vital.
Moreover, there is an excellent linear correlation (R2 = 0.997) between the measured DNA fluorescence and the actual number of cells plated in each well (Figure 1D), thus allowing for sensitive monitoring of fluctuations in cell number under various treatment conditions.
Daily monitoring of fluctuations could indicate abnormal changes such as a lack of increase in eating and rumination behaviour post partum or sudden stagnation.
Furthermore, a wireless self-powered fluctuation sensor early-warning system, which provides exact and wireless monitoring of fluctuation of a liquid surface, is also successfully developed.
Continuous monitoring of population fluctuations is important to improve the control of economic pests.
This article tests the hypothesis that geostatistical techniques may prove of use in the optimisation and design of sampling regimes for the monitoring of temporal fluctuations in the levels of technetium at a location in the Norwegian Arctic marine environment.
In 2008, the ABP has been implemented for haematological parameters based on a Bayesian statistical model that allows monitoring of intraindividual fluctuations of blood doping markers.
Continuous monitoring of the fluctuation of tracheal NO concentrations in a given patient could thus be a reliable 'marker' of pulmonary function during the course of ARDS [ 13].
We have deployed this novel technique for real time monitoring of water level fluctuations in a specially designed ¼ scale model of the Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor PFBRR) at Kalpakkam, India.
Based on the results of this study, effective surveillance of HFRS epidemics can be conducted by monitoring the fluctuations of MT1, MaxT2 and MaxT3 in the area, and targeted countermeasures can be taken ahead of time.
Systems with a response time of >10 s are not suitable for monitoring ventilatory fluctuations of NO concentrations [ 3, 12].
