Sentence examples for more flexible monitoring from inspiring English sources

The increased speed of this algorithm may permit the development of more flexible monitoring guidelines for multiple endpoints for clinical trials.

It is also of importance to note that in some European countries a more flexible monitoring schedule, which can be reduced to quarterly blood testing in individuals not at risk, has been proposed [ 59, 60].

Through two-level optimization based on cloudlets and clouds, C2EM can provide a more flexible event monitoring service that ignores the dynamic characteristics of a complex event.

Opportunities for more flexible (including mobile) monitoring arrangements.

The main advantages of the cellular mobile SWN approach include better management of radio resources, more flexible routing, real-time monitoring, better mobility support, and the ability to offload data to Wi-Fi networks[182, 183].

Fewer issues due to the salary and allowance changes were reported in Tamil Nadu, but this may be due to a negotiated agreement between the SLP and government that allowed for different PE KP ratios for urban and rural areas (1 60 vs. 1 35, respectively) and a "group approach" whereby a whole group of PEs is responsible for a stipulated number of KPs, making monitoring more flexible.

Though it can be best to leave your breaks a little more flexible, make sure you monitor the amount of time you use for your breaks and keep it reasonable.

Through such two-level optimization, we can make more flexible service for complex event monitoring in WMSNs.

This paper addresses the problem of how to provide a more flexible service for complex event monitoring in wireless multimedia sensor networks (WMSNs).

Our simulation results demonstrate that C2EM can provide more flexible service for complex event monitoring with optimized energy efficiency, desirable event coverage quality, and potential adaptability to the dynamics of complex events.

To achieve a more flexible service for complex event monitoring in WMSNs, apart from the primary goal of energy efficiency, quality of service (QoS) provisioning is also an important issue in system design.