Sentence examples for monitors a sample from inspiring English sources

Jupiter Media Metrix was formed in June 2000 as the combination of Media Metrix, which monitors a sample of Web users to tell advertisers and investors which sites are the most popular, with Jupiter Communications, a collection of young analysts that specialized in advising big companies about how to get hip to the Internet.

The company, which monitors a sample of United States households to produce TV ratings every day, also estimated that the total number of people living in those homes has shrunk, but at a lesser rate — to 289.2 million, down 100,000 from 289.3 million last year.

Alternatively suspect cases could be allowed to start MDT before validation or responsibility for leprosy diagnosis could be restored to the PHC MO and monitored through validation of a sample of all new cases.

Researchers also monitored a sample of popular anti-Muslim Twitter accounts in Britain and the US between March and November this year, and found that, on average, there was a 117% growth in followers.

Since public health officials often monitor populations in any case, the change in practice required to monitor a sample of these more central individuals might not be too burdensome.

The coordinator monitored a sample of courses taught during the trial to assess fidelity to the lesson plans.

From May 2004 to August 2008, after excluding the women who withdrew, were lost to follow-up, or underwent induced or spontaneous abortions or fetal deaths, we monitored a sample of 2,505 women until delivery.

Integrated monitors collect a sample over a predetermined amount of time.

The firm uses massive databases and specialized software to monitor how a sample of 2 million consumers use the Internet, including where they spend money, what Web sites they visit and how long they stay there.

Sand dune movement was monitored in a sample plot along the desert-crossing highway by means of a topographical survey in late 1991, 1992 and 1993.

The purpose of this study was to explore HIV/AIDS knowledge, self-efficacy for sexual risk behaviors, and parental monitoring in a sample of 140 7th and 9th grade adolescents studying in an urban high school in the United States.