Sentence examples for refined monitoring from inspiring English sources

More refined monitoring, which can distinguish different kinds of fibers, did not detect any airborne asbestos fibers, according to city officials.

The search for the real past and present processes responsible for landform evolution in cold nonglaciated areas is based mainly on more and more refined monitoring protocols relying upon sophisticated equipment.

We will first present a monitoring phase that is general enough to employ a change detection algorithm belonging to any of the categories presented in Section 3. Later, a refined monitoring phase is being developed for "non-amnesic" algorithms.

In order to develop mechanistic resist models for simulation in SAMPLE-ARK, material characterization techniques have been evaluated and refined for monitoring the resist behavior during the exposure, post-exposure bake, and development steps.

To better understand how avian mortality surveillance could be refined for monitoring the spread of influenza virus (H5N1), we analyzed the weekly official reports of such detections in Sweden and Denmark in 2006 (8 ).

Funders need to be aware that this long time scale combined with the pro-active management that needed to regularly refine monitoring indicators and collect evidence, means that significant human and financial resources are required to demonstrate that sustainable capacity building has been achieved.

Findings of this study would help to refine existing monitoring practice and to understand its importance in water quality management.

Therefore, we propose to refine the monitoring of the contextual elements adding triggers and actions.

Finally, the weekly schedule of paclitaxel in the nab-PC regimen, compared with the episodic every 3-week paclitaxel schedule in the sb-PC regimen, may confer advantages in sustaining optimal dose intensity through dose adjustments, while refining toxicity monitoring and management, thus contributing to better tolerability.

In recent years this has been refined by adding monitoring of the early response to induction chemotherapy (i.e. monitoring of minimal residual disease).

In such clinical situations, fluid management could be refined by PPV monitoring: a large PPV or an increase in PPV indicates that the patient is operating on the steep portion of the Frank Starling curve, and hence indicates that further ultrafiltration or further fluid restriction/depletion will induce hemodynamic instability.