The phrase "are only monitored" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the observation or tracking of something that is limited to a specific context or condition.
Example: "The security cameras in the building are only monitored during business hours to ensure privacy after hours."
Alternatives: "are solely observed" or "are exclusively tracked".
Currently these trades are only monitored for notifiable diseases; existing surveillance programs should be extended to all potential pathogens.
In other words, analytes are only monitored while they are eluting from the LC to focus detection.
Patients randomised to the control group are only monitored for 30 min after baseline blood sampling.
Currently, detection of CEA is not specific enough for adequate diagnosis of colonic neoplasia, and therefore CEA levels are only monitored as a prognostic indicator therapy response.
The remaining processes of care (Angiotensin Converting Enzyme/Angiotensin II antagonist (ACE/ATII) inhibitors, betablockers, physical training, and patient education) are only monitored in patients with systolic HF (LVEF ≤ 40%).
Moreover, since transitions are only monitored in the defined detection windows in contrast to the whole time period of a standard MRM time segment, the rate of false positive detection (i.e., peak misidentification) is diminished.
For now, the Mets are only monitoring Rodriguez and have no plans to move Wright or shortstop José Reyes to accommodate him.
Whether or not these two exposures would affect the same individuals in a population would not matter, because we are only monitoring trends in overall population rates.
Despite the lack of any plans for AI integration, the Newark program still generated considerable privacy and ethical concerns over the general concept of the increasing reach of 24/7 camera surveillance even if it is only monitored by humans.
We should note that voluntary wheel running behavior was only monitored acutely so exercise would not be a confounding variable.
