Sentence examples for to monitor in terms of from inspiring English sources

"This area -- Hong Kong, southern China, Guangdong -- is probably one of the most important areas to monitor in terms of emerging new diseases," said Dick Thompson, a spokesman for the W.H.O.

Here we used Raman spectroscopy to monitor (in terms of glycoprotein yield prediction) a fed-batch fermentation from start to finish.

Much attention is being given to monitoring in terms of methods for detecting early warning signs of abrupt regime changes (e.g., Karunanithi et al. 2008; Biggs 2009; Scheffer et al. 2009, 2012).

Such platforms require to be constantly monitored in terms of various physiologically relevant parameters to evaluate the functionality of the engineered tissue constructs.

The response of the sensor to water level was monitored in terms of Bragg wavelength shift, which is proportional to the strain.

Differences in the cyclic shear behavior of haunched beams with respect to prismatic beams were monitored in terms of cracking patterns, stiffness and strength degradation and energy dissipation.

Nevertheless the inspection process should be carried out carefully in terms of route mapping to optimize the PV modules monitoring in terms of cost and time.

Thus, during the recovery phase of the geomagnetic storm (from 18 to 22 March) the auroral region, as monitored in terms of the AE index, is characterised by an intense substorm activity.

Given that transcription of IFN-induced genes has been shown to correlate to IFNR occupancy, the maximum activity of the chimera can be monitored in terms of the maximum number of IFN complexes formed.

5 The WHO report claimed that the success of breast cancer screening programmes should be assessed only in terms of mortality: "Screening programmes should ultimately be monitored in terms of deaths, the measure directly related to the purpose of screening".

"I used to work for a certain French sports store eight years ago where they were called 'TG's (Tete de Gondole), where each one was strictly monitored in terms of the turnover it generated.