Sentence examples for monitoring proportions from inspiring English sources

Sequences for aflatoxin biosynthesis gene clusters associated with the current report are also available to support tools for monitoring proportions of the specific non-aflatoxigenic genotypes in fungal populations associated with crops or in the environment, as well as, incidences of the specific mechanisms of non-aflatoxigenicity (Das et al. 2008; Mehl and Cotty 2010, 2013).

For instance, a site with the goal of increasing youth screening could use the implementation action plan to monitor proportions of youth screened or staff trained on screening or data entry procedures.

We compared two monitoring indicators, proportions of patients retained on ART and of patients LFU at 12 months.

Although designs developed for monitoring binomial proportions or modifications of these as described by Herndon [ 9] could also be used for these outcomes, they are not optimal.

Whereas mean values give the impression that refill compliance is higher than monitoring compliance, proportions indicate that it is the other way around: in comparison with electronic monitoring, refill compliance measurements trace more poor compliers.

The barcode-tagged open reading frame (ORF) haploid deletion mutant collections in the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae and the fission yeast Schizosaccharomyces pombe allow for high-throughput mutant phenotyping because the relative growth of mutants in a population can be determined by monitoring the proportions of their associated barcodes.

But it said the commercial station had raised some "significant and valid questions about what constitutes news on 5 Live" and said a "more nuanced method of monitoring the proportion of news output" would be "desirable".

The trust rejected the claims, but said the station had raised some "significant and valid questions about what constitutes news on 5 Live" and that a "more nuanced method of monitoring the proportion of news output" would be "desirable".

Lis Howell, director of broadcasting at City University, has been working on the Expert Women campaign, in conjunction with Broadcast magazine, since last February; she and her students have been monitoring the proportion of women used as experts on various TV and radio programmes since 2009.

LabVIEW programming software from American NI Corporation is used to make the monitoring software proportion in this system.

To promote community-based treatment, the Central Unit has begun monitoring the proportion of patients treated by community-based DOT providers.