Sentence examples for realized monitoring from inspiring English sources
Preliminary analysis of the P4502B4 films functionality was realized monitoring the spin-state of the cytochrome P450 by spectrophotometric measurements.
At the same time, because the two interference waves are spherical, it can realize monitoring the three-dimensional vibrations.
It is a large scale helium cryoplant, which adopts distributed control system to realize monitoring and control of the cryogenic process and devices.
Department of Railway Engineering realizes monitoring of the experimental section with various constructions of the railway superstructure; experimental section consist of the standard structure of railway superstructure on earthworks and in the concrete channel and slab track structure in tunnel, on bridges and on earthworks.
Thus, detection of glucose could be realized by monitoring the cleavage rate of PLDz.
Therefore, Hg2+ detection could be easily realized via monitoring the fluorescence quenching of the BSA-GNPs under the UV light.
Therefore, the determination of target sequence (tDNA) can be realized by monitoring the voltammetric response current of Thi before and after the hybridization between CP and tDNA.
This is realized by monitoring the evolution of structure with thermal annealing and equilibrium depth profile of a deuterated polystyrene/protonated polystyrene bilayer in the presence and absence of various nanoparticles.
Target detection was also realized by monitoring the decrease in the amplitude of polypyrrole oxidation and reduction peaks in cyclic voltammetry experiments after incubation or injection of target into the electrochemical cell.
Critical insights may be realized by monitoring large clinical databases using automated data feeds in near real time (2).
While it found that amounts paid to contractors corresponded to equivalent return services to the National Committee, KPMG identified violations of existing rules for awarding, realizing and monitoring contracts that are of concern to UNICEF.
