Sentence examples for start of the monitoring from inspiring English sources

The random set of nodes is selected to see whether the boundary node activity simply reflects the total number of Tweets, but we can see a spike in the activity occurs at the start of the monitoring which is not present in either of the other trajectories.

These new drugs generated a major change in the treatment strategy against HIV highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART that coincided with the start of the monitoring periods in several of the studies mentioned above (1995 1996).

Again allowing for a time lag between socioeconomic causes and biological effects, our state inequality and per capita income data are for 1969, and population data for 1970 – the years for which these socioeconomic statistics are available and that are closest to the start of the bird monitoring period in 1966.

All patients underwent hematoma evacuation surgery within 0.5 to 45 h after the start of the ICP monitoring.

We did not find any significant difference in the starting years of the monitoring schemes among the EBV classes targeted (Chi23 = 2.271, p = 0.518, N = 605; Fig. 2b).

One week before the start of monitoring, the parents were asked to provide information about the body height and weight of their children within 0.5-cm and 0.1-kg accuracies.

At the start of the trial, the monitors will conduct a tutorial on the web-based data entry system.

In order to identify the needs and worries of the target population, formative research should be carried out not only before the start of the program, but monitoring activities should continuously screen for new or evolving rumors [ 30].

Two weeks after the start of the study, data monitoring by one of the authors (FGC) revealed a remarkable discrepancy in sputum testing results between day 0 and day 4 that suggested declining specificity over time.

Although using this restricted set meant ignoring some of the oldest schemes, the overall picture of the start of monitoring schemes dating back to the mid 1990's is consistent with the findings resulting from all databases previously found for the taxonomic groups (Table 1 and Fig. 2).

The indoor/outdoor (Ī/Ō) ratio was calculated for each site for the whole monitoring period in the usual way, and then cumulatively at each hourly time-step from the start of monitoring up to the whole period in order to track the evolution of the I/O ratio with length of monitoring or averaging period.