Sentence examples for that monitor both from inspiring English sources

It will require creating early-warning and analysis systems that monitor both H.I.V. infection rates and famine indicators.

That so-called A.I.G. effect, in turn, led to a demand for programs that monitor both card use and expense reporting.

The basis of the proposed approach for evaluating the robustness of controllers for self-adaptive software systems relies on stimulating the interface of the controller, which consists of probes that monitor both the target system and its environment (see Figure 2).

They are launching a new version of the app shortly that will take advantage of information collected by activity trackers that monitor both exercise and sleep.  .

Nass, along with engineers at Toyota, Ford and Mercedes-Benz, are already looking ahead to creating cars that monitor both road and driver, and could behave differently depending on the driver's mood or mental state.

Recently, we presented results, most in preliminary form, that an E348C-EF-Tu variant labeled with either the fluorescence quencher QSY9 or the fluorophore Cy5 could be used to develop real-time fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET) assays that monitor both EF-Tu contact with Cy3-labeled aa-tRNA (Tu-tRNA assay) and proximity to Cy3-labeled L11 (Tu-L11 assay).

Now you can find out with a new global positioning system tracker device, called a SUMiT Tracker, worn on the arm that monitors both the miles you covered and the vertical meters you skied.

Here's how it works: A hydraulic device sits right on the gearbox and solenoids (switches) receive "instructions" from a computer that monitors both driver inputs and the state of the car at the time of a shift, then controls the clutch, gearbox and torque to make sure the shift is clean.

Late last month, a UN expert panel that monitors both Somalia and Eritrea reported that Eritrea has entered into an arrangement with both Saudi Arabia and the UAE that "involved allowing the Arab coalition to use Eritrean land, airspace and territorial waters in it's anti-Houthi military campaign in Yemen".

Using data from New York City, Lu and colleagues [ 5] have shown that monitoring both outpatient and ED data can enhance detection of ILI outbreaks.

The researchers suggest that monitoring both aflatoxin concentrations in crops and the incidence of acute jaundice could permit earlier recognition of food contamination and help prevent an outbreak from becoming widespread.