Sentence examples for monitoring rates from inspiring English sources

Measurement of time-dependent surface tension, i.e. dynamic surface tension, has been found useful for monitoring rates of the removal of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in environmental/chemical engineering applications.

From studies in The Netherlands and the UK it is known that monitoring rates may be much lower than the health care professionals reported in our survey; showing that 8 22% of patients did not have any recorded test for renal or thyroid function (van de Beek et al. 2010; Paton et al. 2013).

For the eight H+, DOC and NO3-N datasets examined from a range of watershed settings, an empirically-derived threshold of 1.3 ΔTC) could be used to quantify minimum monitoring rates within sampling protocols to avoid artefacts in subsequent data analysis.

Additionally, since providers are less likely to measure waist circumference compared to BMI, our estimation of monitoring rates of psychiatric patients is likely to be a more conservative one than reality.

Since previous studies have focused solely on psychiatric patients using second generation antipsychotics, our study investigated current monitoring rates of metabolic syndrome in a large number of patients with serious mental illness, including patients not using antipsychotic medications.

This may be because the range of frequency of monitoring rates in the treatment centres was very narrow (mean interval between appointments in all centres ranged between 3 and 5 months) and the marginal benefit of monitoring more often is less when patients are already monitored that frequently.

The inspector prefers to obtain the highest possible amount of work for the lowest possible monitoring rate.

The screening and monitoring rate for overweight and obesity was relatively high (76%) (Table  2) [ 22].

Transparency International, a Berlin-based anti-corruption monitor, rates it as the cleanest in east Africa.

Anna Bowes, a director of savingschampion.co.uk, which monitors rates closely, says recent weeks have seen a "flood of interest rate changes for new customers".

The SavingsChampion website, which also monitors rates, says most banks and building societies seem to be "trying to escape from the best-buy tables rather than enter them".