Sentence examples for be monitored not only from inspiring English sources

It is recommended that individuals with diabetes be monitored not only in the hospital but also in their homes for a comprehensive evaluation.

However, the use of opiate pain relievers must be monitored not only because they are addictive substances but also because the patient can develop a tolerance to them and may require progressively greater doses to achieve the desired level of pain relief.

Taking these lines of evidence together, serum levels of ALT and HBV DNA should be monitored not only in patients who were chronically infected, but also in patients who have past infection (negative for HBsAg and positive for anti-HBc).

Although only a few thrombotic adverse events have been recorded in patients with acquired hemophilia following the use of bypassing agents (Guillet et al 2002; Roberts et al 2004), particular care should be exercised when these drugs are used in elderly patients who should be monitored not only for clinical evidence of hemorrhage but also for the possible onset of thrombotic complications.

"We're setting up a social media command center that will be monitoring not only issues related to transportation, but also complaints coming in from customers," said Durso.

Analysts will be monitoring not only what is said — and what is not said — but every wink, nod and backslap that could feed the existing narrative of a bond between the two men.

He said the Obama team would be monitoring not only Al Qaeda, but also "looking at those smaller scale, sort of low-level types of terrorist attacks that are sometimes more difficult to detect".

I certainly will be monitoring not only how emerging market borrowers continue to depend more on Euros than on dollars, but also how they diversify to other currencies.

The resistance was monitored not only under normal tension, but it also measured under non-planar straining along a curved surface.

It is an axiom that all telephone communications are monitored, not only by our own government, but probably by any state that has the money, the manpower and the will to do it.

Using opioids, or even withdrawal from opioids, might precipitate anxiety disorders, suggesting that there is a subgroup of people who are vulnerable to future development of anxiety disorders". Individuals using prescription opioids need to be closely monitored not only for the possibility of engaging in nonmedical use but also for the development of co-morbid psychiatric disorders, she said.