Sentence examples for and are advised to monitor from inspiring English sources
While physicians need to be aware of possible potentiating adverse events with new drugs in a combination regimen and are advised to monitor patients closely, new drugs should be available for all patients who would benefit from them in view of the overall limited prognosis in MDR/XDR-TB.
The parents are guided that light-to-moderate intensity physical activity equals only to slightly increased breathing rate, still feeling "easy to breath" or "slight breathlessness" and they are advised to monitor the child's condition before and during the physical activities.
To achieve that, athletes and coaches are advised to monitor daily training using measurable variables such as duration, frequency, intensity calculated by physiological values or time, and the distance covered.
A warning for travelers to the Commonwealth Games in India this past summer went further; "U.S. citizens are advised to monitor local news reports and consider the level of security present when visiting public places, including religious sites".
While the higher risk is real, women having radiation are advised to monitor other risk factors, like high blood pressure and cholesterol.
"Residents are advised to monitor their sensitivity to increased levels of SO2," Hawaii County officials said.
The patients' colleagues and family members have been advised to monitor their health for 14 days and will be isolated if they develop a fever, Taiwanese authorities said.
Residents in a great swathe of the country – more than 50 million people – were advised to monitor radio and television broadcasts for possible storm warnings throughout the day and into Tuesday night.
It is advised to monitor SaO2 and PaO2 values in patients with severe respiratory diseases, some of which can be associated with or can cause severe heart failure (strong agreement).
It is advised to monitor SaO2 and PaO2 values in patients with severe respiratory diseases, some of which can be associated with or cause severe heart failure (strong agreement).
