Sentence examples for monitors not only from inspiring English sources

The startup is looking to turn itself into a leader in the mobile performance monitoring space by providing a system that monitors not only app performance but the entire ecosystem.

With maturity, the mind monitors not only the outer world but itself, and we come to see our self as our "mind's mind," that is, as the interior observer who witnesses what's going on, offers a running commentary on how we're doing, and who consciously chooses when and how to interact with others.

This requires sufficiently suitable monitors not only for the radiologist, but also for the admitting clinician.

Thus follow-up at 12 weeks monitors, not only the effects of folic acid on clinical outcomes, but also its effect on relapse rates.

Clinicians should teach patients to use objective measures (such as pedometers and glucose monitors) not only to evaluate behavior and glucose control, but to test assumptions about the impact of subjective cues on glucose control.

"We're setting up a social media command center that will be monitoring not only issues related to transportation, but also complaints coming in from customers," said Durso.

Other crews monitor not only the 7,000 daily flights into the United States from abroad, but also any domestic flights of concern.

"C.B.C. data can be used to monitor not only bird populations, but also what might be happening to habitats, and that is important to humans".

The company suggests, for example, that a hospital could tap the System S technology to monitor not only individual patients but also entire patient databases, as well as medication and diagnostics systems.

Analysts will be monitoring not only what is said — and what is not said — but every wink, nod and backslap that could feed the existing narrative of a bond between the two men.

He said the Obama team would be monitoring not only Al Qaeda, but also "looking at those smaller scale, sort of low-level types of terrorist attacks that are sometimes more difficult to detect".