Sentence examples for monitoring of the content from inspiring English sources
The World Health Organization (WHO) Expert Committee on Biological Standardization (ECBS) has recognized the need for an International Standard for Insulin-like Growth Factor-1 (IGF-1) for the calibration of immunoassays and for the monitoring of the content of therapeutic products.
Monitoring of the content of the policies would depend on human and financial resources at the time.
The two surveillance programs he was apparently responsible for revealing — an electronic dragnet of Americans' phone records and the monitoring of the contents of foreigners' electronic communications — are legal, authorized by Congress and overseen (however indulgently) by federal judges.
Cerebral microdialysis allows accurate monitoring of the contents of the extracellular space [ 16].
These NIR methods intend to be used for the monitoring of the active content of tablets during the tableting process.
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The latter technique has a potential for being implemented for industrial monitoring of the fat content in both packaged products and larger batches of dairy products.
The approach only allows monitoring of the overall content of the species that yield fluorescent complexes with the derivatizing reagent, so the use of chromatography is mandatory for individual separation/quantification of the target compounds.
Moreover, the device shows higher sensitivity than the breathalyzers marketed at the moment, allowing the monitoring of the ethanol content in blood to be obtained just 5 min after ingestion of the alcoholic drink.
A visit to the Salt lodisation Plant (SIP), Phuntsholing, showed that since 1994, there was a breakdown in the monitoring of the iodine content of salt at the production level.
Apart from frequent reference to the need to scale-up innovation, results suggest that country-focused progress with monitoring of the pace, content, and fidelity of scaling-up processes have yet to be noted in the health systems literature.
