Sentence examples for around-the-clock monitoring from inspiring English sources

Mr. Antenen said the absence of a suicide watch, which involves constant, around-the-clock monitoring by a correction officer, does not preclude the possibility that Mr. Velella received some less intensive form of mental health evaluation or treatment.

Through claims and court cases, those with severe cases of anorexia or bulimia are fighting insurers to pay for stays in residential treatment centers, arguing that the centers offer around-the-clock monitoring so that patients do not forgo eating or purge their meals.

Its central element would be a small team of American, Israeli and Palestinian officials capable of around-the-clock monitoring of the cease-fire.

One European diplomat said that his embassy had set up an around-the-clock monitoring system to make sure that if something breaks, they will be ready to handle it immediately.

Sedation, prolonged periods in bed, and around-the-clock monitoring by loud machines can affect patients' cognitive, psychological and physical functioning even after they've gone home, Francesca Rinaldo, MD, PhD, told me recently.

GPS for the Soul also has a built-in sensor to gauge your emotional state, which is another useful tool for tuning into your stress levels, especially if you are into activity tracking technology trends, aka "quantifying the self," but are not quite willing to commit to around-the-clock monitoring and wearable tracking gear.

And it is why, at this time of year, popcorn companies here and throughout the Midwest work around the clock, monitoring billions of kernels of corn, so that everything is in balance.

The system looks at security operations, working around the clock monitoring for threats and staying focused on providing the tools to deal with what Friedrichs calls a "Tier One Alert".

"We need to have an around-the-clock moderation team monitoring our chat, monitoring our nicknaming, monitoring our wall posts," the Stolen team said at the time, just before shutting the service down.

Because the patches can be worn 24/7, they could offer at-risk patients around-the-clock health monitoring.

Library opening hours, more than 100 back office workers and around-the-clock CCTV monitoring will also be affected.