Sentence examples for monitors enough from inspiring English sources

Thus, a quantitative understanding of the temporal progression of secondary growth can only be acquired by a high-throughput approach that monitors enough cross-sections from distinct hypocotyls of the same age to provide statistically solid data.

And third, the fees that the banks are charging are not being monitored enough.

Today tourism is driven by the island's exotic tropical locations, and Kīlauea, being the only volcano in the world that is simultaneously active enough to be interesting, docile enough to be harmless, and carefully monitored enough to be approachable, is a major part of the island's tourist draw.

A Local Councillor said during a phone-in radio show that was reported in the Monitor: "Enough is enough.

The intent of this study was to provide a more targeted approach with proteins that coordinate H2O2 production and clearance from the intracellular environment while still monitoring enough genes to observe systemic effects.

Sit with these monitors long enough (there is at least some interest in observing the extent to which the interviewers lead the conspiracists by the nose) and your concentration will inevitably be broken by soaring cacophonies from the gallery next door, where six black-clad opera singers are performing the compositions of Janice Kerbel.

It's state of the art with 94 HD monitors and enough bandwidth to download the entire digitized Library of Congress, but what does this really mean?

Visual screening preceded MVA monitoring until enough MVAs became available to allow screening teams to conduct both a visual survey and MVA monitoring in the same trip to the home.

Unfortunately many women don't get monitored quickly enough.

The babies looked at the correct monitor often enough to indicate that they understood the specific association.

Six urged restricted sales and strong "black box" warning, while two others said the warning and patient monitoring were enough.