Sentence examples for repeatedly monitor from inspiring English sources
This study explores a promising new method to repeatedly monitor sagebrush biomass across extensive landscapes.
Results of the present study indicate that the procedure used is a reliable and non-invasive method to repeatedly monitor variations in testicular endocrine activity in this species.
We used the Np647 ExCys1 probe to repeatedly monitor the same RIP-DTr mice before and after DT administration (ESM Fig. 2).
The approach addresses several of the hurdles that have so far limited the non-invasive imaging of beta cells, including the potential to repeatedly monitor the very same animals using clinically available equipment, and to differentiate graded losses of beta cells.
Family Health Program (FHP) teams, who are funded by the ministry of health and that implement Programa Saúde nas Escolas policies, repeatedly monitor school district performance in using Programa Saúde funding; this, in turn, helps to increase accountability to the latter and the ministry of health.
In the investigated stands, crown surface area turned out to be proportional to leaf area, and thus, crown surface area can be used as a weight in calculating the stand area potentially available for individual trees and – as the ratio between these two measures – as an individual tree leaf area index in order to repeatedly monitor this figure in long term experiments.
We compared the demographic and exposure characteristics of the singly monitored women with the repeatedly monitored subset (Table 1).
We repeatedly monitored relative bat activity above open arable fields in Germany using acoustic monitoring.
Daily leaf gas exchange was repeatedly monitored with a portable open-mode infrared gas analyzer at different times in both locations during the growth cycle.
Normalized regional cerebral blood flow (NrCBF) was repeatedly monitored while subjects either listened to factual stories (Story) or covertly generated verbs semantically related to heard nouns (Gener), using silent resting (Rest) as a common control condition.
We formulate statistical models in a biologically meaningful framework in such a way that the inherent data structure, which centers around repeatedly monitoring seeds over time, is duly incorporated in the statistical analysis.
