Sentence examples for more direct monitoring from inspiring English sources

GIS data are often used when more direct monitoring data are not available.

Alternatively, active duty Soldiers tend to complete training requirements in groups settings within environments that have more direct monitoring and accountability.

More directed monitoring of the bat trade will be needed in the future to assess whether, and in what way, patterns of trade are changing.

Covenant restrictions are more prevalent when direct monitoring is costly and the products exchanged are highly specific.

To obtain more direct evidence of this, we monitored CD8 T cell infiltration by a whole-mount immunohistology procedure, which we have previously adapted for Xenopus (Ramanayake et al., 2007).

We discuss cytoarchitectural, neuropathological and structural plasticity measures as well as more recent neuroimaging techniques that allow direct monitoring of the spatiotemporal effects of stress and the role of different CNS structures in the regulation of the hypothalamic pituitary adrenal axis in human brain.

The inhalation therapy is also easier to monitor since a more direct response is expected than orally administered drugs.

It is also important that questionnaires and other indirect exposure measurements be validated against more direct measures (e.g., biologic or environmental monitoring).

Once developed, these exposure indices must be validated by using a more direct exposure assessment method such as biologic or environmental monitoring.

Near-infrared spectroscopy of the thenar muscle, which is monitoring peripheral tissue oxygenation, might allow the more direct observation of tissue perfusion and oxygen delivery after cardiac surgery.

Mr. Simsek says what is needed is a precautionary stand-by agreement and continued monitoring, but many outside investors say that Turkey requires a more direct rescue — akin to binding pacts reached with Ukraine, Pakistan and Hungary — to appease fretful markets.