Sentence examples for relevant tool for monitoring from inspiring English sources
Most authors have studied the relevance of MDR phenotype as a predictive test for breast cancer response in patients treated by neoadjuvant chemotherapy, and have found that MDR phenotype is indeed a relevant tool for monitoring breast cancer response to this treatment (Chevillard et al, 1996; Trock et al, 1997; Burger et al, 2003).
Given the range of natural and anthropogenic pressures that threaten this internationally important system, the collection of the first quantitative data on the fish fauna would also allow the development of ecologically relevant tools for monitoring the future health of the system (Harrison and Whitfield 2004; Hallett et al. 2012; Tweedley et al. 2017).
Although the operational guide (Ministério da Saúde, 2011a) contains all the relevant tools for monitoring and evaluation, it is still not clear whether the reporting systems are effective.
The pulse oxymeter has been clinically shown to be a relevant tool to monitor the existence of oxygen desaturation.
Upon validation in a large multicentric study, this biomarker could become a robust predictor of death in septic patients and a relevant tool to monitor patients' immune status.
Public health scientists often aspire to socially relevant work, such as identifying the cause of an outbreak or developing a new diagnostic tool for monitoring the health of the population.
This strategy is useful as a tool for monitoring immunity following vaccination and can also be used to define relevant epitopes for the creation of novel vaccines.
The determination of the CTC status by RT PCR conveys clinically relevant information that is not inferior to DTC status and, owing to the ease of sampling, warrants further evaluation as a tool for monitoring minimal residual disease.
Project Dali is not, at least yet, a relevant tool for live action VR video.
Hernandez, G. et al. MitoTimer: a novel tool for monitoring mitochondrial turnover.
This gives the state a powerful tool for monitoring computer traffic.Internet policing.
