Sentence examples for be monitored because of from inspiring English sources
The pharmaceutical industry has to be monitored because of the damage that can befall the patients.
Announcing the New York system, the city assured us that no one would be monitored because of race, religion, citizenship status, political affiliation, etc., to which one skeptic replied, "But we've heard that one before".
Position of control rods during fuel life-cycle should be monitored, because of their strong impact on neutron flux distributions and operational safety margins of the reactor.
Clinical experience suggests that some patients may benefit from adjunctive clomipramine; however, plasma levels should be monitored because of the risk of drug interactions with SSRIs [ 747, 813].
He also said the healthcare worker is not one of 48 people who have been being monitored because of contact with Duncan.
In Calderdale, West Yorkshire, which bore the brunt of the Boxing Day storm, officials said more than 100 bridges were being monitored because of concerns they could collapse with further heavy downpours.
Ambient temperature is monitored because of strong effect on asphalt behavior.
However, a quick review of literature suggests that water resources in the pastoral regions have not been monitored because of the remoteness of the area, inaccessibility issues and lack of hydrometeorological networks.
The students and their behaviors are monitored because of the medications they take.
Strachan-Morris notes, "the Nisoor Square shootings in September 2008 showed up some of the flaws in the system; not all DoD and State Department contractors were monitored because of the nature of their contracts and the ROCs were not physically located within the headquarters of the major commands, so communication was not as effective as it could have been.
Most of the infants were being monitored because of previous apnea events related to premature birth; others, including some full-term infants, were being monitored for reasons such as gastroesophageal reflux disease.
