Sentence examples for administration and monitoring from inspiring English sources
The requirements of European Union accession raise severe challenges to policy development, administration and monitoring.
Recommendations to address these problems relate to survey preparation, comparative instrument and cognitive testing, hierarchical multi-modal methods, interviewer selection and training methods, and survey administration and monitoring.
Harder to localize are health, weather, property, agriculture and catastrophe insurance products, which require more extensive on-the-ground knowledge in terms of not only a product's design, but also its administration and monitoring.
Cost of preparation, administration and monitoring the anti-fungal treatment.
Theoretically, thrombin generation measurement should be preferable for guiding PCC administration and monitoring its efficacy.
The medication use process in the United Kingdom (UK) comprises of four basic steps- prescribing, dispensing, administration and monitoring.
In practice, however, incorporating a training strategy inclusive of a regular 0.3 g·kg−1 NaHCO3 load would require a systematic administration and monitored approach.
Flow cytometry showed that the number of CD4+ and CD8+ cells and the level of IFN- γ decreased significantly in the groups treated with cyclosporin A. We either mock-infected or infected the mice with MCMV by intranasal administration and monitored pathophysiological behavior and body weight.
Reducing the whole sedation process to a single number is not promising; we therefore aimed to describe the indications for drug administration, and monitored patterns in clinical signs and EEG, in order to evaluate whether these patterns can predict the responses in EEG variables.
We are grateful to the staff at the study centre in Steigen, Kristin Tverback, Merete Hjertø and Herdis Svendsen for daily administration, testing and monitoring.
He claims that the reforms – a mix of vouchers for low-fee private schools, more efficient administration and strengthened monitoring – put another 1.4 million children into school in less than three years.
