Sentence examples for monitors the demand from inspiring English sources

Tony Buckingham, who in his spare time runs AngelGamer.com, monitors the demand for games.

Staton said it was significant that the major purchase index, which monitors the demand for cars and other expensive items, had leapt by nine points to +7, while the savings index fell by 16 points.

By monitoring the demand for each item, and making more copies available in its caches when demand rises, and fewer when demand falls, Akamai's network can help to smooth out huge fluctuations in traffic.

"Our strategy was to start the degree program in fall 1999 with existing resources and monitor the demand for a couple of years," says Lorne Olfman, dean of the School of Information Science at Claremont Graduate University in California, which also reports a drop in enrollment.

Those internal controls encompass the integrated use of managerial spreadsheets, issue-tracking systems and Kanban charts (Anderson [2010]) to monitor the demand prioritization.

UNICEF should closely monitor the demand for specially tailored audio material on the Internet.

This was supplemented by monitoring the demand for minor media resources (e.g. brochures, postcards, posters) by schools and community agencies.

It would be useful to monitor the proportion of births to women 35 years or older as well as to put in place surveillance mechanisms to monitor the demand for reproduction-related technologies.

This paper intends to provide a comprehensive overview of the steps taken and the lessons learnt in implementing the pilot phase in this complex setting, and draw on available data to monitor the demand for basic health services.

It has been suggested that the left DLPFC plays a dominant role in continuously monitoring the demands of the current situation and imposing automatic control over the attentional systems (MacDonald et al. 2000; Stuss et al. 2001; Vanderhasselt et al. 2009).

Countries may also wish to consider the benefits of establishing a non-departmental agency with a mandate to establish a national list of essential medicines, together with guidelines for their rational use, and to monitor both the demand for these medicines and prices paid.