Sentence examples for to monitoring the number of from inspiring English sources
In addition to monitoring the number of deaths due to childhood illness, the under-five mortality may also reflect other social conditions such as unequal access to health care (1).
The city will hold weekly meetings to monitor the number of uninsured being signed up and assess tactics.
"It's easier to monitor" the number of such workers in the program for larger businesses, he said, because it has awarded grants for just 75 companies.
Eventually, Tesco introduced heat-sensing sensors to monitor the number of people in the store, with the company claiming this led to a 10% increase in pre-tax profits.
In addition, the report found that one in four local authorities is failing to monitor the number of childcare places available in their region - despite being required to do so every year by law.
The weight of this complex was used to monitor the number of carboxylic acid groups present in the cut SWNT.
A biometric ID card could then be used to monitor the number of hours the beneficiary spends in job-search or training activities.
We also used the DLS technique to monitor the number of average particle diameter and zeta-potential under real incubation conditions, which provided an orthogonal comparison to the spectroscopic methods for the direct physical characterization of molecular conjugation to AuNPs.
WARP allows nodes to monitor the number of routes created through each neighbour and isolates a particular neighbour whose anomaly value (route-building rate) is greater than the threshold.
An image analysis program (Image-Pro Plus 7.0) was used to monitor the number of particles that remained adhered on the surface of the substratum after each angular speed increase.
In this regard, Poisson-based control charts have been developedand frequently applied in an industry context to monitor the number of defects and nonconformities in a product (Gardiner and Montgomery 1987; White et al. 1997) and in a health context to monitor patient mortality and spread of an infection in a hospital (Benneyan 1998; Limayea et al. 2008).
