Sentence examples for monitoring reflects from inspiring English sources

On a fine summer day she drives to Nihonmatsu, 56km (35 miles) from the ruined nuclear plant at Fukushima, and notes her Geiger counter ticking higher: another step in the DIY defence against radioactivity.This grass-roots monitoring reflects a loss of trust in the authorities.

Promoting the need to direct management based on scientific guidance, monitoring reflects the rise of evidence-based conservation approaches.

Thus, serial blood cell monitoring reflects the profound changes in blood cell composition and immune activation early post-transplant.

This slightly reduced frequency of monitoring reflects the more proactive approach to preventing cardiac events, and increased understanding of the time course and reversibility of trastuzumab-induced LVSD.

With the F.B.I. given more authority after the Sept. 11 attacks to monitor public events, the tensions over the convention protests, coupled with the Justice Department's own legal analysis of such monitoring, reflect the fine line between protecting national security in an age of terrorism and discouraging political expression.

NIRS (Near InfraRed Spectroscopy) allows cerebral tissue oxygenation monitoring, reflecting cerebral blood flow.

For instance, processes of monitoring, reflecting, and communicating a solution in science are essential parts of the scientific problem-solving process (e.g., Bernholt et al. 2012; Klahr 2000).

Differences across monitoring strategies are highest for laboratory monitoring, reflecting quarterly testing: $18.74 for CD4 and $137.30 for CD4 and viral load.

It is conceivable that the difference in parasite prevalence between ITPS and UPS sectors recorded at the start of longitudinal monitoring reflected a difference between populations on admission.

Our findings suggest that short-term false memory stems from semantic priming (as indicated by N400 effects) occurring along with failure to respond based on the differences in detail retrieval that is greater for true than for false memory (and reflected by LPC-like ERPs) and less effortful retrieval and/or retrieval monitoring (reflected by post-800 ms ERPs).

The move to reduce the presence of monitors reflects the Kremlin's growing control over the election process under President Vladimir V. Putin.