Sentence examples for tracking critically from inspiring English sources

PhD candidate and National Geographic grantee Matthew Luskin spent a year in the rain forest of Indonesia tracking critically endangered Sumatran tigers.

To address the recognized need for rapid, low-cost diagnosis, tracking critically important genetic changes in the virus among animal and human host populations, and identifying specific viral clades [4], we have developed high-throughput methods for monitoring viral mutations that may control virulence and transmissibility in humans [5].

Visualization of the alternative splicing events with genome tracks is critically important from two points of views: (1) To have a graphic look at the corresponding genomic coordinate and associated genic functional changes; and (2) To extract the corresponding spliced region of interest for functional primer designing of putative AS events.

At least 33 people in the grandstand were injured, safety personnel at that track reported, two critically.

Her study also critically tracks the Nakba's changing meaning in light of Syria's twenty-first-century civil war.

Chuck Prophet's track record of critically acclaimed albums dates back to the mid-1980s, when he was a member of Green on Red.

This nonprofit theater, which has one of the most consistent track records of critically acclaimed productions in New York, had already reduced its fund-raising target by 10percentt.

He also rejected any link between being preoccupied with Roundabout's expansion and business needs and its recent track record of critically panned shows.

On this standout track from his critically acclaimed album Real Animal, Escovedo's swagger here is one of a Texas Springsteen in rolled-up sleeves, pounding away at a Telecaster and inviting the world to sing along (indeed, The Boss invited Escovedo on stage to perform Always a Friend during a recent Houston concert and played on Alejandro's latest album).

Knowles called out the publication on social media, posting a picture of the original, unaltered image on Instagram with the caption "dtmh" – an abbreviation of Don't Touch My Hair, a track on her critically acclaimed 2016 album A Seat at the Table.

Statins are well tolerated, easy to administer, and have a long clinical track record in critically ill patients.