Sentence examples for be monitored very closely from inspiring English sources

The latter two forms of house arrest are often enforced through electronic surveillance via a device placed on the offender's ankle, thus enabling his or her presence or absence from the home to be monitored very closely.

In a report being distributed to the Bush administration and Congress, the Oversight Board said that it had not seen improvement in three years, and added that Computer Sciences' performance "must be monitored very closely and if significant improvements are not demonstrated quickly a change should and must be made".

Because the drug's effects on humans are unknown, the patients need to be monitored very closely, he said.

Critically ill patients, which are on MV, present with higher IAP values on admission and should be monitored very closely, especially if PEEP is applied, even when they have no other apparent risk factors for IAH.

Vital signs and ABGs should be monitored very closely, starting even before the "classical" 60 min frame.

"We will also be monitoring very closely the outcome of the 2022 bid process, and its possible impact on a potential Wales bid for 2026".

The public was "never in actual danger as this device was inert, and his activities were monitored very closely as the plot developed," said Richard A. McFeely, the special agent in charge of the F.B.I.'s Baltimore division.

In your case, you decided to have your breasts removed and reconstructed two years ago as a preventative measure because of your breast cancer risk and you have been monitored very closely for any signs that ovarian cancer was developing.

We're monitoring very closely all of the things that are happening in our world, in our nation and definitely with our championship events".

"One of the things we did this year was make sure there was much closer supervision by the yearbook adviser, who had to touch base with the administration to make sure the yearbook was being monitoring very closely," said Salvatore Corda, Norwalk's superintendent of schools.

We're monitoring very closely the issues that are presented," he said.