Sentence examples for monitoring to peak from inspiring English sources

All cameras were monitored around the clock until April 2011 when cuts reduced monitoring to peak times only – mainly evenings and late nights– in consultation with the police.

Local concerns regarding air quality in the community – and indeed the impetus for initiating air quality monitoring at this site – pertained to peak events, not changes in baseline suspended particulate levels.

The exclusion criteria was the use of pacemaker or an implantable cardioverter defibrillator and an R-wave amplitude less than 0.7 mV peak to peak at the monitor.

This suggests that the metabolic monitoring of pregnant women with diabetes should include not only HbA1c levels, but also daily glucose level monitoring, to capture glycemic peaks and glucose variability.

It was found that FTIR could be used to follow the cure conversion of the resin by monitoring the peak assigned to C=C stretching vibration of acrylic groups (1634 cm−1) or epoxy groups (2990 cm−1) which decrease due to chemical cross-linking as curing proceeds.

The process relied on monitoring the peak-to-peak EPR signal intensities obtained from KTZ radical species that were generated electrochemically at disposable graphite pencil electrode (GPE) surfaces.

Similarly, no significant drift in assay performance was observed as measured by monitoring peak areas as well peak area CVs for internal reference peptides.

Sometimes we have to use the blue [reliever] inhaler as a trial but ask the parents to monitor the peak flow (lung capacity) and we can use that as a diagnosis later.

As long as the response remains measurable, the traditional measurements of the a- and b-waves can be used to monitor the peak time and the amplitude of the ERG signal.

In the current study, to investigate the difference of the influence of ADS events on pulmonary function in children, we conducted an extended survey in 2013, which was to monitor daily peak expiratory flow (PEF) in the same children as the 2012 investigation.

A non-calibrated univariate method was first used to calculate individual monomer conversions by monitoring the peak height of characteristic IR absorbances for each monomer.