Sentence examples for monitoring of plants from inspiring English sources

During a political conference in Beijing on Sunday, Xie Zhenhua, vice chairman of the National Development and Reform Commission, said, "Evaluation of nuclear safety and the monitoring of plants will be definitely strengthened".

Investigations on the applications of PLCs in energy research, engineering studies, industrial control applications and monitoring of plants are reviewed in this paper.

The cp and λ values of leaves can be determined easily using our non-invasive method, which is therefore suitable for the in-line or at-line monitoring of plants, e.g. during the highly regulated production of biopharmaceutical proteins.

The Rajasthan Trees Bill, expected to be introduced in the state assembly during the budget session, calls for a census of protected trees by March of each year, to ensure proper monitoring of planted saplings.

Reliable sets of steady-state component and total flow rate data form the cornerstone for the monitoring of plant performance.

The monitoring of plant parameters is a very important task that can be achieved by means of a well-designed monitoring of system parameters.

Monitoring of planted mangrove versus unplanted shorelines demonstrated that prop root and drop root densities were higher where propagules were planted (28 m−2) versus unplanted (2.3 m−2.3

Finally, we introduce existing tools for the quantitative analysis and monitoring of plant signaling and the integration of experimentally obtained quantitative data into mathematical models.

From a local to regional resource monitoring perspective [16], earth observation provides additional useful spatial and temporal resolution (Figure 10), while regions with frequent cloud cover reduce the possibilities for robust continent-wide monitoring of plant productivity in Africa.

Simultaneous monitoring of plant-specific leaf deposition along with the measurement of pollen concentration, release rates and pollen deposition by technical sampling can provide deeper insights into processes and relationships.

In addition to phenological monitoring, our method should be useful for a variety of applications, including continuous monitoring of plant stress and quantifying vegetation responses to manipulative treatments in large field experiments.