Sentence examples for monitoring of numbers from inspiring English sources

One of the features of the studies carried out by Dr. Collinson is that the Demographic Surveillance System (DSS) in the Agincourt field site allows accurate monitoring of numbers migrating out of the rural area, to know something of their reasons, and their destination, and also how many return (1).

Our study suggests that routine monitoring of a number of simple criteria could provide a good means of identifying many of the students potentially at risk of struggling.

Chief Cashman said that budget cuts over the past two years, combined with internal reforms — such as requiring high-level approval of overtime requests and close monitoring of the number of hours worked — had reduced costs.

Performance of the filters was evaluated through continuous monitoring of particle number concentrations.

In 2009, an environmental monitoring system was designed, developed and tested that allowed for the monitoring of a number of airborne pollutants.

These results indicate that the monitoring of a number of acute phase proteins can increase the diagnostic information available as a result of their analyses.

These farms are under continuous monitoring of a number of productive and reproductive performance indicators by the APA, the membership of which is voluntary.

OCT imaging represents a nontraumatic and time-efficient approach to the diagnosis and monitoring of a number of skin conditions, while ensuring patient comfort.

This feedback mechanism is likely to involve monitoring of the number of telomere-binding proteins and resultant changes in telomere accessibility by telomerase.

The development of polyclonal nephelometric immunoassays for the measurement of free immunoglobulin light chains (FLC) in the serum has changed screening algorithms, classifications and the monitoring of a number of plasma cell dyscrasias [ 1- 3].

The application of small animal PET imaging (μPET) to preclinical research allows for the simultaneous longitudinal monitoring of a number of physiological processes in a subject over time and can thus enhance the translational value of animal studies.