Sentence examples for monitoring of thousands from inspiring English sources
In June, Congress approved $90 million for screenings and long-term health monitoring of thousands of ground zero workers, but President Bush rejected the plan, citing budget constraints.
Grayling last month rejected an offer from G4S of a £24.1m "credit note" after it admitted that overcharging on its contract for the electronic monitoring of thousands of offenders had been going on for years.
But despite the rift with the United States, Bolivia, the world's third-largest cocaine producer, has advanced its own unorthodox approach toward controlling the growing of coca, which veers markedly from the wider war on drugs and includes high-tech monitoring of thousands of legal coca patches intended to produce coca leaf for traditional uses.
The recent advent of microarray technology has made simultaneous monitoring of thousands of gene expressions possible.
Microarray technology allows simultaneous monitoring of thousands of genes and measuring of their expression values.
It allows simultaneous monitoring of thousands of genes, thus providing a functional aspect to sequence information in a given sample (23).
This is a special relationship built on the monitoring of millions of our communications every single month.
Countless web archives and commercial companies I've spoken with tout monitoring hundreds of thousands or even millions of "news sources" but when pressed on the matter further, typically clarify that this is a count of the number of RSS feeds they are monitoring, rather than the number of news outlets.
A group of computer scientists at UC Berkeley monitoring tens of thousands of apps has tried.
Next year will see the launch of Nasa's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) - an instrument that will monitor hundreds of thousands of stars for signs of orbiting planets.
Its Web Integrity Project, which monitors tens of thousands of government websites, became aware of a large number of edits being made to the agency's web output.
