Sentence examples for monitoring of recent from inspiring English sources

The curation of a constructed pathway also requires monitoring of recent publications in order to maintain relevance.

We have demonstrated a novel approach to real-time monitoring of recent expansion of DENV activity in Latin America.

Using dengue as a case study, we report on the utility of electronic outbreak surveillance for real-time monitoring of recent infectious disease spread.

By allowing repeated responses of a similar type (say action-selections rather than rule-selections) block designs may encourage the monitoring of recent responses and making choices weighted in relation to these recent events.

Monitoring of recent HIV infections was first introduced into the German HIV surveillance system in 2005 for assessment of current dynamics of the HIV epidemic in Germany and for identification of populations at risk for HIV-infection.

These findings indicate that the NPC contains a prospective component consistent with the well-documented saccade planning signal (Gnadt and Andersen, 1988; Snyder et al., 1997) and a retrospective component that, albeit only available for a limited time, could be used for learning or monitoring of recent saccades.

Perhaps the best monitor of recent combat veterans' mental health is the Pentagon's postdeployment survey.

The role of plants as monitors of radionuclides is twofold: as monitors of recent atmospheric releases of radionuclides; and as indicators of the long-term behavior of aged deposits of radionuclides in the soil.

An urgent need thus arose for more up-to-date mortality statistics and the continuous monitoring of more recent mortality trends.

On the other hand, 'pure period analysis' might be the preferred method for concurrent monitoring of very recent time trends in long-term survival as well as for deriving the most up-to-date estimates of long-term survival rates at a given time.

This may facilitate monitoring and evaluation of recent transmission of MDR-TB in the EU versus importation from outside of the EU.