Sentence examples for more reliable monitor from inspiring English sources

To test the feasibility of using RMS noise as a more reliable monitor for tonic GABAAR activity in DGGCs, we used low concentrations of two modulators: the neurosteroid THDOC, and the benzodiazepine zolpidem.

The analyses show that the mesh topology creates a more reliable monitoring and communication network with an adequate quality of service in underground spaces and tunnels.

In the future, a scientifically sound and profound sampling of defined bird species at selected spots with reasonable sample sizes could lead to more reliable monitoring results with improved confidence.

The use of multiple acceleration and motion sensors might lead to more reliable monitoring devices.

With more reliable monitors of specific tissue oxygenation, such as near-infrared spectroscopy, we might begin to relinquish our deep-rooted need to fully correct hypoxemia.

Panels of protein markers, appropriately validated, could facilitate better and earlier diagnosis, improve disease staging and selection of individual therapies and lead to more reliable monitoring of treatment responses, leading to substantial improvements in public health.

Increased insight into neurophysiological mechanisms of the nociceptive pathway may contribute to more reliable monitoring of chronification of pain and patient-tailored pain therapies (Dworkin et al. 2003; Baron 2006).

Furthermore, the monitoring of pregnancy-related rather than maternal mortality avoids making assumptions about whether an HIV-related death is indirectly related or coincidental to the pregnancy, allowing for more reliable monitoring of levels and causes particularly where estimates rely on verbal autopsy data.

Community pharmacies and pharmacists are in a privileged position within health care systems due to their professional training and easy accessibility (i.e., in most high streets), which could contribute to more reliable monitoring of medication use and patient counselling, as well as health promotion and education [ 8, 9].

Comparison with them reveals that the first moment method is more reliable for monitoring polyaddition reactions.

The degree of protection was quantified in liver and spleen through serial dilution assay, which is more reliable for monitoring low parasite loads as well as viable parasites.