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Approximately 75% of the 41 hazardous substances for which Europe-wide EQSs have been proposed can be reliably monitored in water with acceptable uncertainty when applying existing standardised methods.
Trephination depth was accurately imaged, and needle insertion could be reliably monitored in close proximity to DM.
Despite this drawback, our results give confidence that IVF services (IVF statistics) and most short-term infant outcomes of IVF newborns (IVF statistics and the MBR) can be reliably monitored in Finland without ad hoc data collection.
These steps were reliably monitored in 6/6 patients, however, in two cases, rupture of DM during deep stromal preparation led to conversion into PKP.
The preliminary results indicate that in unstable critically ill patients, CI can be reliably monitored with Pulsioflex technology via a femoral line.
These preliminary results indicate that in unstable critically ill patients CO and MAP can be reliably monitored non-invasively with Nexfin technology.
These investigations would aim at answering questions like: does the same set of thresholds apply in the same way to diverse lesions across the different organs, and what are the most appropriate target lesions that can be reliably monitored?
A single morning assessment of total testosterone, CTT0h, predicts 24-h serum total testosterone values CTTmean, as well as CTTmax and CTTmin and can, therefore, be reliably used in monitoring the response of an individual to treatment and for dose escalation for enclomiphene citrate.
Studies have shown a close correlation between systolic blood pressure measured under the conscious state and steady isoflurane anesthesia and that the latter can be reliably used to monitor changes in blood pressure in mice [ 13].
From there, the next step will be ensuring that financial pledges can be reliably tracked and monitored.
We conclude that both of these devices can be reliably employed to monitor respiratory variables in patients mechanically ventilated with He-O2 provided gas composition, temperature and relative humidity are accounted for.
