Sentence examples for systematically monitoring from inspiring English sources

Within a wider context, satellite records such as these are crucial for systematically monitoring our climate system, and assessing the impact of rising temperatures across Earth's polar regions.

But the report challenged the MoD to begin systematically monitoring the urine of veterans from the Gulf war and the Balkans.

One of the report's most shocking findings is that, despite the high and rising death toll, "no organisation at the global level is currently responsible for systematically monitoring the number of deaths that occur.

However, a standardized approach for systematically monitoring alien species and tracking biological invasions is still lacking.

School districts do not appear to be systematically monitoring, investigating or addressing asbestos hazards in schools, or keeping records.

Although pediatricians are frequently initiating medication treatment, gathering data early in treatment to determine the child's response is often neglected, and systematically monitoring treatment response over time is rare.

Yet their performance is not systematically monitored.

Elected Greens are being systematically monitored by the Metropolitan police because we do not buy into the ideas that uphold the establishment status quo.

Thanks to him, we have learned the extent to which our online lives are systematically monitored by governments, without transparency, accountability or safeguards from abuse.

The IPPR is proposing a civil service commission on New Zealand lines, which would performance manage permanent secretaries and systematically monitor the core capabilities of their departments.

SCIENTISTS at the Food and Drug Administration systematically monitor the meat and poultry sold in supermarkets around the country for the presence of disease-causing bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics.