Sentence examples for monitoring schemes developed from inspiring English sources

The remaining 11 mo of data (January to November 2006) were used to compare the performance of the health monitoring schemes developed in this study to the disease detection system currently used on the farm.

Monitoring schemes developed in this study issue alerts earlier relative to the day of diagnosis of udder, reproductive, or metabolic problems, are more sensitive, and give fewer false-positive alerts than the disease detection system currently used on the farm.

The monitoring schemes were developed in the presence of the right censoring at fixed level.

In this sub-section, monitoring schemes are developed in the absence of both the fixed- and variable-competing risks.

In order to reduce the variations of the product quality, an on-line batch monitoring scheme is developed based on the multivariate statistical process control.

The detailed molecular and phenotypic characterisation scheme developed in this study could be used to help trace the dissemination of Y. ruckeri isolates, and thus may represent part of improved disease monitoring plans in the future.

This can be achieved most cost-effectively by working with the public to develop large-scale acoustic monitoring schemes.

Recently, new control designs and performance monitoring schemes for electrically driven marine propellers have been developed.

In recent years, the monitoring schemes based on probabilistic principal component analysis (PPCA) models have been developed and applied in industries.

After proposing the monitoring schemes in the absence of censoring mechanisms, we concentrate on developing the control chart strategies in the presence of both the fixed- and variable-competing risks.

In another case, the group developed a monitoring scheme for the construction of a hospital ablution block, whereby they would donate for the construction in instalments long after their return to Ireland: 'That's still being built and they are still e-mailing us pictures because we have to see it going up … We only put in 10% of the money each time.