Sentence examples for specifically monitors from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the FBI's NGI announcement included details about its "Rap Back" program, which specifically monitors and targets individuals in "positions of trust".

Second, ChIP specifically monitors protein-DNA binding sites.

The database specifically monitors patients' follow up sputum sample outcomes, blood test results and adverse events.

Mr. Koch also said that his division at Time Inc. was specifically monitoring consumer reactions to evergreen subscriptions.

Nneka Leiba, EWG's deputy director of research says that, to her knowledge, there is no organization specifically monitoring the safety of independent, 'green' products.

It said in a statement this week that it had instructed its field officers to specifically monitor maritime and air traffic from Japan.

The United States Customs and Border Protection agency, for example, said last week that "out of an abundance of caution," it had directed field personnel to specifically monitor maritime and air traffic from Japan.

Richard Kielar, a spokesman for Tishman, said yesterday that in response to the accident on Wednesday the company planned to tether all equipment used on the perimeter of the building, assign a site manager to specifically monitor the crane, and hire additional carpenters to repair all guardrails and netting on the building's perimeter.

"In the last few weeks we have put extra money – over £100m – into specifically monitoring people going to conflicts in Syria and Iraq, these self-starting terrorists who get their ideas off the internet and then go and want to perpetrate horrendous crimes," he told the BBC.

Fifa's new anti-racism taskforce wants extra observers at games to specifically monitor racist or discriminatory behaviour.

And because they seem vital "these genes can be specifically monitored during drug development for potential side effects and cytotoxicity," Xu says.