Sentence examples for monitoring the consequences from inspiring English sources
The energy consumption model and rules of operation developed show the opportunities for container terminals to reduce these peak-related costs, while monitoring the consequences for handling time.
The research objective is therefore to investigate the possibilities for peak shaving the electricity demand at container terminals by applying new rules of operation for electricity-consuming terminal processes, while also monitoring the consequences for the handling speed of containerships.
Since most of us are already eating the stuff unknowingly, and because we have no independent long-term health studies monitoring the consequences, we have become involuntary participants in a massive uncontrolled experiment.
Meanwhile, the UN and partner organizations are monitoring the consequences of Chernobyl and how far they extend into the future.
Although our study did not seek to explore the consequences of the OWTS, many participants voluntarily expressed concern for the consequence of the strategy, and suggested that more time and effort should be spent monitoring the consequences.
In E. Lourenço (Ed.) Wider Benefits of Learning: Understanding and Monitoring the Consequences of Adult Learning (pp. 204-213).
Our ongoing study, which began in 1999, is tracking a random sample of 2,458 families to monitor the consequences of the law.
We monitored the consequences of these modifications on Ca2+ binding by isothermal titration calorimetry, thermal stability and conformational and crystal structure analyses.
Instead, a half-dozen states from parts of the country with different civic traditions should experiment with the practice, and observers — journalists, social scientists, citizens' groups and elected officials — would monitor the consequences.
There are a number of rules concerning health traceability to rapidly identify patients exposed to risks in which the implantable medical devices of a particular batch or series were used and to monitor the consequences.
Are there plans in progress to regulate such research and monitor the consequences?
