Sentence examples for predicted and monitored from inspiring English sources

Try to use key variables that are commonly predicted and monitored, such as GNP and the rate of inflation.

Energy simulations show that main differences between predicted and monitored energy performance concern the household electricity and the space heating demand.

Evidently, each step in modelling the derivation of final risk- or impact rankings needs to be evaluated and validated, e.g. by comparing predicted and monitored environmental concentrations, and predicted impact magnitudes with observed biodiversity changes.

Mild myopathy was easily predicted and monitored by measuring serum creatine phosphokinase concentrations; the effect was reversible upon the cessation of therapy [ 47, 56].

In hearts with systolic dysfunction and dilatation, a right- and downward shift on the Frank-Starling curve and along the curvilinear pressure-volume relationship at end-diastole, preload recruitability may be more dependent on and thus predicted and monitored by pressures than by volumes [ 5, 22].

Much of his current work using qdots is in predicting and monitoring the response to therapy in animal models.

This model will be helpful to evaluate, predict, and monitor the safety performance of construction projects.

Wolfe remains surprisingly upbeat, however, because while the threat of pandemics has grown, the tools to predict and monitor them have in the past decade become very sophisticated.

The American weather satellite program is losing capability because of years of underfinancing and mismanagement, imperiling the ability to predict and monitor major storms.

IBM Corp. has developed technology to predict and monitor when and where trees and vegetation threaten power lines which could help improve power supply operations and reduce outages, it said on Wednesday.

The figure above is the merger of nano-based in vitro and in vivo diagnostics allows us to predict and monitor response to anti-cancer therapies (A) and the earlier detection of cancer (B).