Sentence examples for conventional surveillance from inspiring English sources

A bit more money will be found for conventional surveillance.

The Jones case will address not only whether the placement of a space-age tracking device on the outside of a vehicle without a warrant qualifies as a search, but also whether the intensive monitoring it allows is different in kind from conventional surveillance by police officers who stake out suspects and tail their cars.

Conventional surveillance cameras are of limited field of view (FOV) and fail in continuous panoramic monitoring of 360 × 180° FOV.

Conventional surveillance with colonoscopy is recommended in LS patients, with a surveillance interval of 1 to 2 years beginning at the age of 20 25 [9, 13, 14].

Pre-selection of patients to be checked for signs and symptoms of VAP and CLABSI by a computer-generated automated trigger system was time saving but slightly less accurate than conventional surveillance.

Since CRC does not always develop in LS patients with a penetrance of approximately 80%% and conventional surveillance with colonoscopy may be performed as nonsurgical therapy for tumors prior to the development of advanced cancer, prophylactic total colectomy is not frequently performed in cases of Lynch syndrome, unlike that observed in familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) [1].

Besides the conventional diseases surveillance system, a new surveillance system-syndromic surveillance, has become a great concern of public health policy makers [ 6- 8].

Higher-than-average unemployment levels are potentially informative since unemployment might result in less formal surveillance, reduced commitment to conventional action and more free time to offend.

Conventional video surveillance systems heavily rely on human operators for activity monitoring and determining actions to be taken upon incident occurrence.

By ― as in this study ― using web query data, it is also possible to obtain a baseline for the time of the year when no conventional influenza surveillance is performed.

It uses readily available data, requires relatively small investment of resources to maintain after the programs have been configured to operate in a specific claims environment, and is less susceptible to subjective interpretations compared with conventional infection surveillance.