The phrase "a manometer for monitoring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a device designed to measure and monitor pressure levels in various applications, such as scientific experiments or industrial processes.
Example: "The laboratory installed a manometer for monitoring the pressure of the gas in the system to ensure safety and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a pressure gauge for tracking" or "a pressure meter for observing".
The punching was achieved with a press Seditech made with a manometer for pressure measurement.
Each one of the ten testing units (TU) shown in Figure 2 is composed of: a) Pneumatic cylinder: it is responsible for applying the load; b) Pressure regulator: it has an analogical manometer and a valve responsible for controlling the cylinder's internal pressure, and thus, the load applied to the test specimen; c) Hour counter: it is responsible for monitoring the test duration.
Pneumatic cylinder: it is responsible for applying the load; Pressure regulator: it has an analogical manometer and a valve responsible for controlling the cylinder's internal pressure, and thus, the load applied to the test specimen; Hour counter: it is responsible for monitoring the test duration.
Eighteen patients randomly received continuous control of P cuff with PressureEasy® device for 24 h, followed by discontinuous control (every 4 h) with a manual manometer for 24 h, or vice versa.
They randomly received either continuous control of P cuff with Mallinckrodt® device for 24 h, followed by discontinuous control with a manual manometer for 24 h, or the reverse sequence.
Eighteen patients randomly received continuous control of Pcuff with PressureEasy® device for 24 h, followed by discontinuous control (every 4 h) with a manual manometer for 24 h, or vice versa.
The pressure drop across the filter assembly was maintained at a relatively constant pressure of no greater than 5 kPa by monitoring a manometer.
We recommend that ET cuff pressure be set and monitored with a manometer.
A constant pressure of 2.5 kPa was applied across the channels as monitored with a manometer (Spur Scientific).
Exhaled air will be filtrated before being collected into the bag, and the expiratory pressure achieved by the individual will monitored by a manometer.
