Sentence examples for completely monitor from inspiring English sources

Do you think it's possible to completely monitor what comes in, and what stays out?   Correction This post originally overstated the number of teens who accessed the web on a smartphone in the past 30 days via a borrowed phone.

While it's impossible to completely monitor everything your kids do online, these steps will help keep your kids safe and informed while they are on the web.

We're completely monitored.

Since 2007 the system was completely monitored to be able to analyze it.

Sotomayor added: She distinguished Knotts, reminding that Knotts suggested that a different principle might apply to situations in which every movement was completely monitored for 24 hours.

Given that most of the media chatter is focused on the spy-drama of Edward Snowden himself, rather than the implications of what he revealed, it's been hard to come to any sort of conclusion regarding the ways in which one can avoid being completely monitored by government agencies.

Among the patients who were completely monitored for metabolic syndrome, the overall age adjusted prevalence of metabolic syndrome was 48.4%, grossly double that of the general United States population [5].

Among patients in our study who were completely monitored for metabolic syndrome, our results confirmed the high prevalence rates seen in previous studies, with prevalence more than double that of the general population [5].

Only one half of patients with SMI not using SGAs or previously diagnosed with hypertension and hypercholesterolemia were completely monitored for metabolic syndrome components compared to greater than 90% of those with these characteristics.

Additionally, rates of prescription of psychiatric medications were also significantly different between the two groups, with patients completely monitored more likely to have been prescribed second generation antipsychotics and also antidepressants, anticonvulsants, and benzodiazepines.

We then determined the number of patients not monitored for the five metabolic syndrome components and then compared psychiatric diagnoses, demographic variables, past medical history and psychiatric medications between patients who were incompletely monitored for metabolic syndrome and those who were completely monitored using paired Student's t-tests or likelihood ratio Chi-square tests.