Sentence examples for monitoring to adapt from inspiring English sources
We design an efficient data-gathering system in wireless sensor networks (WSNs) with mobile agents to achieve energy- and time-efficient collection as well as intelligent monitoring to adapt to the numerous demands of users.
In all cases the challenge is that the environment should contain the physical and digital elements that enable the person to learn, including monitoring to adapt interventions.
Until further investigations will be provided, close monitoring to adapt drug delivery is mandatory, particularly once the first 10 minutes after injection are elapsed.
However, until further investigations will be provided, close monitoring to adapt drug delivery is mandatory, taking into account the rapid elimination of S-ketamine, the inter-individual variability and the rapid loss of effect over a narrow range of concentrations.
Until now, such studies consider a conventional occupants' behaviour, or use monitoring results to adapt the model.
It is a common characteristic of the conservative elites to vigilantly monitor and to adapt to its workings.
Besides the four original autonomic properties, Sterrit and Bustard [84] argued that to achieve the goal of autonomicity, the system must be aware of its internal state (self-awareness) and the conditions of the external environment (self-situation); it should also be able to automatically detect changes in circumstances (self-monitoring) and to adapt appropriately to them (self-adjustment).
Organisations who used monitoring and evaluation to adapt management and test assumptions were significantly more likely to conduct broad assessment, although assessment of socio-economic condition, resources and activities were least likely to be assessed.
RBV monitoring is used to adapt RBV dose and to manage anemia.
Therefore, it is crucial that emission monitoring systems are able to adapt to varying conditions, and advanced methodologies are needed for monitoring and decision-support.
Unfortunately, all these data suggest that colistin clearance impairment in a particular individual is almost impossible to predict and that therefore colistin concentration monitoring could help physicians to adapt CMS dosing regimens.
