Sentence examples for more accurately monitoring from inspiring English sources

By more accurately monitoring the flow of the oil, gas and water, the new technology, Schlumberger claims, more than quadrupled daily production in at least one North Sea well, to 17,000 barrels, with an additional million barrels in the first four months.

We're able to more accurately monitor, through digital technology, what's going on in the field.

Together they more accurately monitor changes in the chemical and physical properties such as viscosity of a material as it polymerizes.

"Because of the growing amount of social media data, researchers and public health departments will soon be able to build upon these methods to more accurately monitor and detect health behaviors and disease outbreaks".

Recently, techniques of nonlinear and non-stationary analysis based on non-stationary autoregression and empirical mode decomposition (EMD) have been refined to more accurately monitor inter-area oscillations [9, 10, 11, 12].

To more accurately monitor stiffness in Douglas-fir trees and to enable improved decision making, it may be necessary to derive estimates of wood density (using in situ approaches such as described by Isik and Li (2003) and El-Kassaby et al. (2011) or routine outerwood density cores) across a matrix of sites, treatments, and ages.

"You may be tempted to post a selfie or check in at the airport while you're waiting for your flight, but that allows criminals to more accurately monitor your whereabouts — meaning they can take advantage of you when you have the weakest protection," Harrison says.

In the absence of influenza virologic surveillance, sentinel surveillance for ILI may more accurately monitor influenza activity than Google Flu Trends during anomalous influenza seasons.

to more accurately monitor the clinical evolution of more serious patients.

It has been suggested that SVV monitoring should be implemented because it better reflects the patient's sensitivity to liquid volume and more accurately monitors liquid volume [ 28].

Therefore, accurately monitoring the power dissipation and energy consumption of these systems is more unavoidable.