Sentence examples for released to monitor from inspiring English sources

Civil liberties advocates wanted the names released to monitor detainees' treatment in custody and to ensure adequate legal representation.

To assess traffic rates, we used synchronization techniques by which cargoes can be arrested in the intermediate compartment (IC), and then released, to monitor their synchronous passage through the secretory system.

Probation and parole, both used post-release to monitor inmates, are very important to help reducing recidivism.

The bill establishing an inspector general might result in less willingness from other agencies to share information with the Police Department, he said, if that information could be released to an independent monitor.

Planning for an interim analysis is important, 15 within this should be consideration of the key variables that should be cleaned before the dataset is released to a data monitoring committee.

"We need a shake-up of the whole way of dealing with domestic violence from the time someone comes to the attention of police, to their release, to parole as to what they have done to be released to parole and the monitoring of them on parole," he said.

The purpose of continuously building and testing a planned release is to enable the release team to monitor the quality of the product during the whole release cycle, determine critical bugs and follow-up with developers to fix them.

This variety allows the release team to monitor and address almost all communications.

An antiserum from a human melanoma patient, which detected melanoma antigens expressed on a large proportion of different melanoma cells, was used in leucocyte-dependent cytotoxic antibody (LDA) 51Cr-release assays to monitor the purification of melanoma antigens in urea/acetate extracts of lactoperoxidase 125I-labelled melanoma cell membranes.

The most pervasive cost-saving trend among corrections departments has been to look closely at parole systems, in which it is no longer cost-effective to monitor released inmates, largely because too many violate their terms, often on technicalities, and end up back in prison.

Nucleotide exchange from Ras GDP to Ras GTP was measured using 5-ATR ParM to monitor released GDP.