Sentence examples for allocated to monitoring from inspiring English sources

As noted by Wiener et al., uninformed search is inherently more complex and mentally taxing for a wayfinder (Wiener et al., 2009), because the wayfinder can only coarsely plan a search for a destination (e.g. go north), and attention must be allocated to monitoring the environment, path integration, and updating any search strategy.

Estimating population size is challenging in complex emergencies where populations are often highly mobile, however the importance of good estimates for mortality surveillance should ensure it is prioritised and that resources are allocated to monitoring population numbers.

Although the resources of CONAGUA are now intended to be allocated to monitoring activities, the interviewees acknowledged that few officials have the time to do more than simply collect, log and distribute bulletins of data on the country's hydrological systems and climate.

First, although respondents were unanimous that the purpose medication reconciliation was to decrease errors, monitoring efforts focused on completion of the medication reconciliation process (i.e., compliance), with limited resources allocated to monitoring its accuracy or effectiveness (i.e., effect on medication errors).

Reliable monitoring of wildlife populations represents a non-negligible cost, and in a limited-resource world, resources allocated to monitoring are not devoted to actions to solve identified problems.

The primary objective is to determine whether caesarean section rate could be reduced among women undergoing induction of labour, in comparison to patients allocated to expectant monitoring.

Interventions: Patients were randomly allocated to ICP monitoring or clinical exam-based monitoring.

This showed that only one participant seemed to have made transition, who had been allocated to the monitoring only condition.

Twenty-four rheumatoutpatientatient centres were randomly allocated to systematic monitoring (0 4 12 24 weeks) using 28 joints disease activity score (DAS28) versus usual care.

Unfortunately, after these initial intensive pharmacovigilance activities, resources allocated to AEFI monitoring decreased over time, with negative consequences on the quality of the safety data collected.

In order to investigate the acceptability of the two monitoring methods, qualitative semi-structured interviews are being conducted with a small sample of participants including a similar number of those allocated to each monitoring method in the trial.