Sentence examples for complicated monitoring from inspiring English sources

It is safe to use by anesthetists who have not received formal training and without complicated monitoring, supplemental oxygen and endotracheal intubation.

They compared this with a standard clinical measure of OSA severity called the apnea-hypopnea index (AHI), which is obtained from complicated monitoring of a sleeping patient's airflow in a laboratory.

A lack of resources and non-cooperative patients could further complicate monitoring.

False WNV positive ELISA results from horses have been attributed to cross-reactivity with TBEV specific antibodies and complicate monitoring studies on the WNV sero-prevalence [ 32].

The lack of good quality data for many countries and different methodologies used to estimate levels of mortality complicate monitoring of the trends and comparisons between countries [ 3, 4].

And simply interpreting results about sexual arousal is complicated, because monitoring genital response to erotic images in a laboratory setting cannot replicate an actual human interaction, she added.

Case studies by Huggins and Jones (2012) and Huggins and Peace (2014) looked at similarly complicated planning, monitoring, and evaluation contexts where similar communication issues were addressed through the use of visual logic models.

Although the multiple tumors that occurred simultaneously in the Pten-deficient mice may have complicated the monitoring of tumor formation compared to other mouse models that have used Pten ablation in a tissue-specific manner, our study is able to provide knowledge that will help an understanding of Pten tumor suppressor functional requirements in multiple tissue lineages and cells.

Williams and Gubbins believe that it's altogether more complicated to monitor, requiring greater insight.

It is complicated to monitor the nuclear uptake of eS26 in vivo (and other ribosomal proteins) since it finally resides in the cytoplasm.

Complicating the monitoring and definition situation further is the fact that many countries, including Peru and Ecuador, rely on the NOAA ENSO alert system and forecast models that estimate the probability of El Niño occurrence.