Sentence examples for we only monitored from inspiring English sources

Since we only monitored the 11C-labeled ZEGFR:2377-based probe during a 1-hr scan, it was probebly primarily binduringo available membranous receptors.

In our two campaigns we only monitored this gases in the most isolated zone of the site because there we expected the greater variations, but surely an enough higher number of such sensors is needed to obtain useful information; on the contrary, the number of sensors for temperature, humidity and illuminance, even if it could be increased a little, resulted to be sufficient.

Thus, in order to use vocal behavior as an estimate of chick satiation between nests and days, we only monitored begging, whether or not at least one begging chirp was vocalized by a chick, prior to the first meal delivered by an adult to a particular nest each day.

First, we only monitored morphological changes in embryos during the first week of development.

Our system discriminates between docking and fusion since, by definition, we only monitor lipid and content mixing for vesicles that are interacting, that is, docked vesicles.

Since Cdk1 is in excess of CycB (Arooz et al., 2000), the formation of Cdk1 CycB complex is limited by CycB availability, therefore we only monitor CycB levels which will correspond to the Cdk1 CycB complex.

Therefore in what follows we only monitor the tumour burden, p tot, where p tot is defined by the Trapezoid rule (27) where p i = p(x i, t), x i = iΔ x for i = 0,..., n and Δ x = L/ n.

"Until now we could only monitor a player using TV footage or Hawk-Eye but now we can put data chips in shoes and in racquets.

It's a balance we can only monitor by indirection, through the absence of indications to the contrary.

Whether or not these two exposures would affect the same individuals in a population would not matter, because we are only monitoring trends in overall population rates.

We assume that the problem posed by the partial non-independence of data should be minor, as based on the list of successfully ringed individuals we estimate that the chance of assaying an individual in 2 or more years is 7.7%% (due to the modest return rate of the species—<15 % in adult males and the fact that we can only monitor the behavior of a subsample of the population in each year).