Sentence examples for stress of monitoring from inspiring English sources

Figures 10, 11 show the ratio of peak dynamic and static maximum principle stress of monitoring points 1 8.

Those with type 1 diabetes often say having the condition is like having a second job such is the stress of monitoring their blood sugar levels and administering doses of insulin.

Baker said: "It's hard, physical work, but the constant stress of being monitored and never being able to drop below a certain level of performance is harsh.

An Old Bailey jury cleared Cerie Bullivant, an English convert to Islam, of breaching the terms of his control order after he told the court of the immense stress of being monitored closely.

The same index may be used to monitor changes in foodstuff texture due to maturation, ripening, water and osmotic stress, for monitoring the effect of different types of processing on food matrices, and the effect of storage.

Views 1 and 3 stress the importance of monitoring as the most important source for credibility.

The results of the study stress the utility of monitoring activities in low energy buildings, and specifically the need for monitoring low carbon technologies.

Overall, these results stress the importance of monitoring the repertoire of active proteases, not simply the presence of proteases, in patients during the course of their disease and under the influence of treatment.

In conclusion, we stress the importance of monitoring existing and emerging NoV strains to mitigate the potential impact of a recombinant NoV's being transmitted to the human population from either a swine or a bovine source.

The UNICEF Representative also stresses the importance of monitoring the overall situation of children in Chile – especially those who may be most vulnerable, including indigenous children and children from migrant populations.

The SUM framework stresses the importance of monitoring to track the effects of changes from pilot projects or initial scale up results (i.e. intermediate outcomes/process indicators) to make the necessary adjustments as the project scales up further [ 25].