Potentially, further advancements in monitoring techniques and the development of advanced monitoring algorithms may provide clinicians with a viable method.
The second area is the rapid advancement in monitoring technology; noninvasive and increasingly accurate monitors can provide vital-signs data previously available only through invasive approaches.
"We believe this dynamic partnership has great potential for the advancement of monitoring, evaluation and policy analysis in Egypt.
Therefore, obtaining and exploiting additional high-quality humidity observations is essential towards the advancement of climate monitoring and forecasting.
Upon receipt of the response the "do case" state is returned to the sequencer to allow advancement through the monitoring sections of the script ensuring proper stepwise alignment of all three scripts throughout the task.
In spite of these limitations, the non-invasive nature of these technologies and their potential to offer new insights in wider patient populations, represent true advancement in patient monitoring and safety.
This is due to the significant reduction in healthcare cost by using the technological advancements in health monitoring.
The report suggests the usage of technological advancements for health monitoring which results in early detection of diseases, and thus, reduction of medical cost.
The recent introduction of novel therapies has been paralleled by advancements in the monitoring of MM, namely, by the availability exquisitely sensitive techniques in detecting minimal residual disease.
The growing incidences of lifestyle diseases, sedentary lifestyle, busy work schedules, technological advancements in healthcare monitoring devices, and increased usage of remote devicesseems to be some of the important factors fuelling this growth.
Taketani et al. applied a miniaturized Raman endoscope (mRE) system as a noninvasive in situ method for monitoring the advancement of colorectal tumors in model mice and to visualize and measure the Raman spectra of any targeted point within the colorectal tumor without damaging the tissues [107].
