Sentence examples for monitoring purposes and from inspiring English sources
They have an interesting potential for industrial monitoring purposes and add to the richness of information for model development".
Advantages of space-based data are presented, as are their weaknesses, the lessons learned when using such data for monitoring purposes and the challenges posed to future generations of space-based instruments.
Furthermore, unmanned aerial vehicles can be used to provide such imagery at fine spatial resolutions for rangeland monitoring purposes and, in particular, the identification of plants to species level (Laliberte et al. 2010).
Some areas of new activity include the development of a new formula, the CKD-EPI formula; consideration of common reference intervals for serum creatinine; estimation of GFR for drug monitoring purposes and racial effects.
Although economic theory suggests social marginal cost pricing as the optimal pricing principle for transport infrastructure charging, information on the total (or average) social costs of transport and on the revenues from taxes and charges are important for pricing policy, for example for monitoring purposes and for the design of second-best prices.
These results are useful for conservation monitoring purposes and for making decisions that may influence future peregrine falcon population viability in North America.
The web server model (WS) – depicted in Figure 5a – entails a single component providing four interfaces: two for monitoring purposes (IAvgCPUUtilization and IAvgMemUtilization) and two for adjusting parameters that directly impacts the measured outputs (IKeepAliveTimeout and IMaxRequestWorkers).
The method of evaluating the amount of deep-origin CO2 in the soil gases is widely applicable in volcanic and geothermal zones for evaluation and monitoring purposes for both gas and volcanic hazards.
Near field PV-modules are commonly also used for volcano monitoring purposes, where geophysical and geochemical recordings are gathered and data is transmitted to volcano observatories.
The developed model should be used by engineers, managers and policy makers for design and monitoring purposes, especially in tropical climates around the world.
These tests are believed to provide a valuable set of experimental data for fire modelling (CFD and two-zone) and monitoring purposes, for a number of reasons.
