Sentence examples for monitoring to explain from inspiring English sources

A recent structural equation modelling study showed that inhibition contributed more than working memory (information updating and monitoring) to explain the performance observed in the TOH task [ 55], for example overcoming the tendency not to use "conflict moves" such as blocking the goal peg with a disk that must later be cleared [ 54].

The Christian Science Monitor tries to explain why, and reported that 40,000 people had left comments about the development from the Australian Open on the Web portal Sohu.com.

Measures to monitor and to explain the seepage phenomena are presented as well as grouting efforts to minimize them.

Many tools from the data mining community can be used to discover the hidden relationships between the monitored parameters to explain the strange behavior of system degradation.

A16 Study Finds Cancer Care Varies New studies show that Americans generally receive high-quality cancer care but that closer monitoring is needed to explain significant geographic variations in practices.

Mr. Leahy asked Mr. Mukasey for "a list of all contracts, including dollar amounts, awarded since 2001 to outside lawyers retained by companies for monitoring compliance" and to "explain the procedure followed to select the person or firm".

It turned out that the government had put 16,000 phone numbers on an "alert list" to be monitored, without bothering to explain their connection to terrorism.

These findings suggest that strong public pension fund monitoring interacts with ATPs to explain the cross-section of bidder returns.

An integrated assessment approach, supported by site characterization and monitoring data, is presented to explain current vadose zone contaminant distributions and to estimate future contaminant flux to groundwater in support of remediation decisions.

New York City's independent police monitor released a report in August, concluding that between 2010 and 2015 the department routinely violated legal requirements in its monitoring of Muslim communities, failing to explain its use of undercovers and informants and extending investigations without evidence of criminal activity.

"not just the pharmacist but the pharmacy assistants need to be competent in doing these monitoring services and be able to explain the basic meaning of what these results could indicate to consumers".