The advent of the Service Oriented Architecture SOAA) enabled implementation of IT systems of increasing complexity, rendering effective monitoring a nontrivial task.
This clearly undermined the capacity of the ADG/RR to coordinate and monitor the implementation of the Organisation's regional programme and rendered the monitoring of budgetary execution and accounting for expenditure needlessly complicated.
Important lung pathologies, such as chronic obstructive lung disease (COPD) and fibrotic interstitial lung diseases (ILD) are associated with a significantly increased risk of cancer development Tomassetti et al., 2015 rendering diagnosis and monitoring of pulmonary lesions in these states is a highly challenging task.
Regular follow-up visits were rendered by HEEPF monitoring team to projects sites to make sure there is sustainability.
In southern Blue Nile State, the access to several areas is blocked during the rainy season, lasting almost six months, rendering supply, training and monitoring extremely difficult.
During and after prolonged isokinetic exercise to exhaustion, performed by healthy males in a concentric mode, serum hypoxanthine and xanthine levels were found to significantly increase immediately after exercise depending on the amount of joint excursion [ 33], rendering hypoxanthine useful for monitoring the metabolic stress of muscle tissue during training or rehabilitation programs [ 33].
Lauren Anker, an artist whose exhibit will shelter a half-dozen spiny-tailed monitors, is rendering the arid habitat in northern Australia that they prefer.
Designing a monitoring system renders decisions on data sources, sample sizes, and sampling designs necessary, which in turn control inventory cost and cost-efficiency.
This method can determine P1 copy number even in the presence of PCV2 and P1 double positive samples, rendering it possible to monitor in vivo P1 replication status.
Pain and anxiety, contributing to increased sympathetic tone, influence these vital signs and render them insensitive for monitoring the adequacy of tissue perfusion [ 4].
