Sentence examples for reasonably monitor from inspiring English sources

A Saints spokesman declined to comment on that thinking, but the issue is intriguing: how can the N.F.L. reasonably monitor compliance with such a broad ban?

The ECHR judges accepted that the case did raise the issue of his privacy but decided that the firm had acted reasonably in monitoring his emails in the context of disciplinary proceedings.

Owing to the reasonably equipped monitoring system, the volcanic activities before, during and after the eruption were observed well, and a geophysical model of the eruption was established even though the eruption was very small.

Large eruptions (VEI 3 or larger) from closed-vent volcanoes with reasonably instrumented monitoring networks (Level 3), and which have a large population living in their flanks are those for which VALs are issued most appropriately.

The court is required to review procedures to assure that they are reasonably designed to monitor only people outside the United States.

Despite their size, arcade machines had only a dash of electronics--little more than a few circuit boards and a reasonably sized CRT monitor to show the action.

Accordingly, it could be reasonably hypothesized that monitoring exposure of pregnant women to SSRI through pharmacogenetic approaches or through therapeutic monitoring of plasma SSRI concentrations may favor the early identifications of women at risk which could potentially beneficiate from drug dose adjustments [ 29].

This work may involve something that can be monitored reasonably directly (for example, the advertising may be slowly modifying consumers' perceptions of brand attributes).

Our study indicates the STAFFN model can be reasonably applied in monitoring wetland dynamics, and can be easily adapted for the use with other ecosystems.

The temporal resolution is already reasonably high for monitoring lung tumour motion in real-time [ 6].

On the other hand, we believe that school-based FRI reporting by teachers at sentinel schools can be reasonably accurate in monitoring influenza epidemics and may be particularly useful in resource poor settings as the costs are minimal.