Sentence examples for contact monitor from inspiring English sources
The law, which came into force late 2012, makes it an offence to follow, contact, monitor the email of, loiter near, watch or spy upon, someone if it causes "serious alarm or distress" and has a "substantial adverse effect" on their usual day-to-day activities.
A month after central bankers around the world coordinated an unprecedented reduction in rates, the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, told a conference in Frankfurt that "policy makers will remain in close contact, monitor developments closely and stand ready to take additional steps should conditions warrant".
Be aware of eye contact, monitor nervous habits, use good posture (stand in Stature) and never rush.
The development of such a bioassay would provide more relevant post-translational dynamics of stress response and will impart important implications in the advancement of space and other radiation contact monitoring.
Epidemiologic findings for 2 family clusters of infection highlight the importance of rigorous close contact monitoring.
Data from the City Health Department's contact monitoring, the contacts' questionnaires, and the laboratory findings were integrated in 1 database.
The purpose of the monitoring period is to diagnose and isolate contacts immediately if they develop symptoms (termed "contact monitoring").
It is important to recognize that the contact monitoring data being collected by this program are only one aspect of the response.
Its key factors were a coordinated risk assessment and contact monitoring, together with factual updates for health professionals and the public.
Because each aspect of the response and the associated data are managed by different partners (i.e., call center, contact identification, contact monitoring, treatment centers, laboratories, safe burial teams), it is difficult to interpret broader trends from the contact monitoring data alone.
Controlling the epidemic requires a series of interventions: (1) community engagement; (2) identification of contacts; (3) contact monitoring for symptoms; (4) rapid lab confirmation of cases; (5) isolation and treatment of new cases; and (6) safe and dignified burials.
