Sentence examples for monitoring that aims from inspiring English sources

We have highlighted that passive sampling can complement biota monitoring that aims at protecting human health and predators.

In this paper, we focus on long-term in-house activity monitoring that aims at early detection and prevention of such conditions.

Beyond pulling data from its 3-axis, built-in accelerometer (that measures sleep patterns), the band comes with an optical scanner to track blood flow (and heart rate), along with perspiration, skin and ambient temperature monitors that aim to characterize workout intensity and heat dissipation among other things.

This paper proposes a software-defined network architecture for a radio spectrum monitoring system that aims to help regulate spectrum allocation and usage management for nationwide commercial or civilian wireless communication systems.

The results of this study can be used as a reference for designing and optimising a monitoring network that aims to determine the key hydraulic parameters at riverbank well fields.

In this paper, we present and evaluate the infrastructure of a long-term activity monitoring system that aims the early detection and cost-effective intervention of such emergencies.

For above mentioned reasons, this project took advantage of BIM with regard to integration and visualization to develop a BIM-based monitoring system that aims to integrate the required data and to visualize this data appropriately and effectively.

There is an urgent need for properly monitored studies that aim to assess the hydrologic effects of SCMs at the catchment scale.

In addition, more environmental monitoring studies that aim at the quantification of ENM release and inadvertent transfer, particularly triggered by waste treatment processes, would be needed in order to validate such models.

We identified four types of challenges for practical monitoring systems that aim to link communities and health systems in such efforts.

In this article we describe Contribution Mapping, a novel approach to research monitoring and evaluation that aims to assess contributions instead of impacts.