Thousands of sensor nodes are deployed within a wider monitoring area, so as to get a large amount of information, and thousands of sensor nodes are deployed within a narrower monitoring area, so as to get accurate data.
The Uzbek-German Forum for Human Rights said that by choosing narrow, ineffective monitoring, the Bank was effectively providing cover for the government's abuses.
Therefore, for antibiotics with a narrow therapeutic range, monitoring drug concentrations remains mandatory.
Where CellOFF and CellON correspond to the abundance of the average mass spectra from the plateau region measured in the narrow selected ion monitoring mode (mass range of 1,140 1,170).
But this narrow mandate to monitor elections in six Southern states grew quietly over the years, extending to unexpected corners of the country, including the Bronx.
Using narrative analysis of interview data from key global policy actors, I argue that future policy will be constrained by: first, the assumptions that currently underlie global policy actors' narratives of quality and equity; and second, new consensual aid implementation mechanisms that monitor narrow definitions of quality.
We set up a method of selected ion monitoring, narrowing the mass range scanned to the three ions 99, 113 and 127.
Other state and federally funded anticrime programs--such as the federal "Weed and Seed" program in Pittsburgh in the 1990s, or Baltimore's "Safe Streets" program in the 2000s--have 2000s--have 2000s--havere characterized by close monitoring and narrow targeting".
Such narrow approaches to process monitoring overlook important sources of patient harm.
Animals survive within a narrow pH range by monitoring pH of their environments and body fluids.
