Sentence examples for monitoring the degree from inspiring English sources
Monitoring the degree of optimism or pessimism present is a major tenet of technical analysis.
These markers may contribute to the monitoring the degree of liver damage, the response to antiviral therapies and to the design of new therapeutic strategies.
Therefore, this work presents, for the first time, the electrochemical behavior of the CO at an electrode as well as a simple, fast and low-cost method for monitoring the degree of exposure to tobacco by CO determination in saliva samples using the FIA-MPA technique.
In this paper, a method for monitoring the degree of isotopic exchange in function of the molecular mass and/or size of the metal form has been developed based on the direct coupling of asymmetrical flow field flow fractionation (AsFlFFF) with inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) for on-line isotope ratio measurements.
The objective tests for estimating and monitoring the degree of jaundice are transcutaneous bilirubin (TcB) and/or TSB.
However, the data seem to suggest that monitoring the degree of IgG Fc-fucosylation, either directly or by NK-cell ADCC, might improve the specificity of laboratory screening.
However, the principles must be supported by mechanisms which allow donors to monitor the degree to which its assistance is in line with these commitments.
The experiment shows that it is feasible to monitor the degree of corrosion of reinforced steel in reinforced concrete structures using FOCS.
Policies of this sort could be pursued without sending out state inspectors to monitor the degree to which middle-class parents provide extra educational resources or informal props to self-efficacy and self-esteem that other children are not getting.
The expression of GFP gene inserted at the silent HMR locus (hmr::GFP) was used to monitor the degree of silencing by quantifying the percentage of yeast cells expressing GFP (Fig. 1A).
"Obviously, $6 million is a dramatically higher number than $100,000 and I am concerned that Stanford may not have been able to adequately monitor the degree of Dr. Schatzberg's conflicts of interest with its current disclosure policies," Grassley writes in a letter to Stanford University President John Hennessy.
