Sentence examples for subset of monitoring from inspiring English sources

Three optimization models proposed to select the best subset of monitoring well locations from a large groundwater monitoring network are presented below: Model 1: wells on the same path line from the same aquifer are designated to be redundant.

Model evaluation was conducted using an independent ten percent subset of monitoring data per year.

Moreover, the analysis of healthcare resource utilization in cohort A showed that second-line chemotherapy was associated with increased frequencies of hospitalizations, ambulatory care and HCP visits, and a subset of monitoring tests compared with first-line hormone therapy (Fig.  5).

The regression for the subset of monitors with incomplete data was y = 1.82 x + 10.90 (R = 0.78).

The regression (where y is the level of the 24-hr standard and x is the level of the annual standard) for the subset of monitors with complete data was y = 1.86 x + 10.43 (R = 0.76).

Furthermore, lung function improvements with QVA149 were superior at their peak and, in a subset of patients monitored over 24 h, throughout the day.

The long-term recharge calculated using the CMB method is consistent with tritium distribution based on a subset of groundwater monitoring wells and with an analysis of steady flow in the groundwater mound beneath the SSFL.

For the subset of 17 monitoring sites in the Houston metropolitan area, there were, on average, 80% complete data in 1998, 81% complete data in 1999, and 86% complete data in 2000 (data not shown).

Feasibility considerations likely dictate that direct measurements will be limited to subsets of subjects monitored for short time periods ("snapshots") in selected microenvironments, whereas exposure metrics used in chronic effects analyses for the entire cohort will be time-integrated over extended periods (days to months).

These consisted either in inducing the ectopic expression or activation of a particular signaling molecule or pathway or in removing their activities in the whole wing primordium or in a subset of cells, and monitoring the behavior of these and surrounding cells.

Days when more monitors take readings (every third or sixth day) will carry more information about the ambient surface than will days when only a subset of daily monitors takes readings, so our uncertainty about the ambient surface will be smaller on these days.