Sentence examples for monitoring results and from inspiring English sources

That responsibility includes setting research agendas, monitoring results, and creating direct ties between sites.

We must do these things internationally and vigorously, with a keen eye toward numbers, monitoring results and making adjustments accordingly.

He is responsible for setting strategic priorities, monitoring results and facilitating relationships with key partners for the foundation's three program groups: global development, global health, and the U.S. program, which focuses on education.

The article also discusses the importance of understanding the lognormal behavior of the data in setting up discharge standards, in interpreting monitoring results and compliance with the legislation.

On the basis of the analysis for the temperature law from in situ monitoring results and the model test results, the freezing depth is approximately 1.5 2 m away from the lining.

The workfaces monitored accomplished safe and highly efficient mining based on our micro-seismic monitoring results and provide direct proof of the reliability and validity of micro-seismic monitoring technology.

Owning the restaurants allows the company to closely control every aspect of their operation, from menu to decor, and to monitor results and the success of new products.

Michèle Belot, of Oxford university's Nuffield College, and Jonathan James from the University of Essex, monitored results and absences in five neighbouring local authorities – chosen for their socio-economic similarities to Greenwich — as a control.

Real-time technology, based on the coordinated data used to monitor results and indicate the need for adjustments, helps improve a company's productivity.

The present article provides an analysis and description of the use of scientific information systems as instruments to measure and monitor results and investigative activity in biomedicine.

Sigar's report made the point that despite the restructuring programme being funded and monitored by the US Senate, there is "no comprehensive mechanism for formal coalition assistance evolved to address abuse and confiscation of property", or a method to monitor results and feedback.