Sentence examples for most useful monitoring from inspiring English sources
Intraoperative TTE is one of the most useful monitoring methods for detecting myocardial ischemia, as in Case 1.
We use the historical InSAR catalogue as a 'baseline' for assessing the contexts for which SAR is most useful for monitoring applications.
However, characterisation of the depths and setting where most geodetic signals originate is a good starting point for assessing the processes for which SAR data are likely to be most useful for monitoring.
A sensitive diagnostic tool that can also distinguish between past and present infections will be most useful for monitoring and evaluating control programmes with the ultimate goal of elimination [ 9].
For these reasons, MitoTimer will be most useful to monitor mitochondrial half-life in nondividing cells or in cells with limited mitochondrial dynamics.
Some important issues will remain unaddressed by BAG-RECALL, such as: 1) Are processed EEG monitors, such as BIS, useful in the setting of total intravenous anesthesia? 2) Is BIS the most useful processed EEG monitoring technique?
Control charts are the most useful tools for monitoring production and service processes.
Cryocoring and autonomous temperature loggers were most useful for locally monitoring clogging agents, while electrical resistivity data were useful for interpreting the spatial extent of a pumping-induced unsaturated zone that developed beneath the riverbed after riverbed clogging was initiated.
A need also exists to identify the most useful tools for monitoring these changes.
Various tumour and bone turnover markers can be useful in assessing true changes in bone lesions and, in this setting, one of our recent studies showed that urinary calcium excretion was the most useful marker for monitoring clinical response (Francini et al, 2001).
The conjugation of LC3-I to phosphatidylethanolamine (PE) to form LC 3 PEconjugate (LC3-II) constitutes the only known autophagosome marker and is the most useful tool to monitor autophagy.
