Sentence examples for absence of monitoring from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the absence of monitoring the physical activity and dietary intake habits is a limitation as well.

We have endeavoured to capture the end of life contemporaneously and thus included not only the time of certification of death but also the time when death seemed apparent at the bedside in the absence of monitoring.

In addition, inadequate adherence and the absence of monitoring the efficacy of the treatment can rapidly lead to treatment failure as well as promote widespread of drug-resistant HIV strains.

VAP rate in the absence of monitoring residual volumes was 16.7% and 15.8% in the control group in which residual volumes were checked every 6 hrs (and in which residual volumes greater than 250 mL were returned to the patient) (difference, 0.9%, 90% CI, -4.8-6.7%).

However, in the absence of monitoring mechanisms and transparency, these funds will likely disappear without trace, swallowed by two governments who are currently under international sanctions for human rights abuses.

In the absence of monitoring between the first and the second period, one gets a full implementation of the (typically inefficient) GEI equilibria via Nash equilibria.

Wetland plant species inhabited distinct habitats of water table depth and variation, and can be used to infer subsurface hydrologic regime in the absence of extensive monitoring well networks.

Although age-dependent changes were noted in both WT and Brtl/+ molars, the absence of studies monitoring age-dependent change in healthy mice teeth during development made it difficult to comment on the effect of the transgene in this study.

8) In the absence of a physician qualified to monitor the patient at the destination, the IHT team will remain in charge of monitoring the patient.

Our findings demonstrate that under routine conditions, adherence is low in the absence of structured monitoring and motivational support and follow-up monitoring are not routinely provided by primary care staff.

Scientists have debated whether anti-H.I.V. drugs should be made available in Africa in the absence of such monitoring.