Sentence examples for more thoroughly monitor from inspiring English sources

He called on the city Education Department to more thoroughly monitor how schools report safety data, saying its "lax attitude has allowed for a disturbing trend".

To more thoroughly monitor AlmE activity, we developed an alternative to the pyrophosphatase-coupled assay that could directly monitor the formation of H-aminoacyl-AlmF H-aminoacyl-AlmF H-aminoacyl-AlmF

Finally, from a global health perspective, this region at the crossroads of Asia and Africa should be more thoroughly monitored for dengue virus circulation, due to the increase in intercontinental exchanges and legal and illegal immigration.

Yet for decades, an anti-regulatory climate has eroded many of our safeguards: Agencies are underfunded and understaffed, regulators don't have the money to thoroughly monitor sites, and government officials must prove at each turn that protecting the public is more valuable than industry's right to pollute.

For this aim, the long-term operation of three different Sequencing Batch Reactors (SBR) enriched in Accumulibacter at low SRT was thoroughly monitored for more than three months each one.

In addition, the investigators in the ProCESS trial thoroughly monitored protocol adherence.

In our health-conscious society, it is being recommended that patients with cardiovascular disease and especially those with heart valve deficiencies and/or replacements be monitored more thoroughly regarding their periodontal status.

Oil and gas pipelines are more closely monitored and more thoroughly maintained than water mains, yet Peter Paz, Curapipe's boss, thinks the firm's system could also be used to prevent small but devastating leaks in such pipelines.

Still, it is recommended that future research should include a larger sample of childhood cancer survivors in order to monitor some items more thoroughly and explore different levels and patterns of HRQoL in KIDSCREEN-27.

Still, in relation to the indications of item misfit and multidimensionality for one dimension in this cross-sectional design, it is recommended that future research should include a larger sample of childhood cancer survivors in order to monitor some items more thoroughly and explore different levels and patterns of HRQoL, in KIDSCREEN-27.

It may be that we need to monitor clinical research much more thoroughly, and be much more honest about the dangers of such research.