Sentence examples for definition of monitoring from inspiring English sources

A clear definition of monitoring goals is essential, as is the selection of suitable indicators.

This data interpretation is achieved using a Security Service Level Agreements SSLAA) policy modelling engine, which allows the definition of monitoring events and consideration of business process flows.

During the five expert meetings, the quantitative definition of monitoring parameters, and their availability in real-time from the monitoring network at CFc, were carefully considered.

He recalls a definition of monitoring given by Hudson: "Monitoring is making repeated or continuous observations or measurements of the patient, his or her physiological function and the function of life support equipment, for the purpose of guiding management decisions, including when to make interventions and assessment of those interventions".

The interviews covered a wide range of topics including the history, purpose and value of the monitoring models, experiences gained and practical and ethical challenges encountered during their implementation and, the definition of monitoring and how to measure or evaluate good practice.

The enhancement of NoSQL datastores with FGAC requires to identify proper engineering solutions for the encoding of fine-grained access control policies, the definition of enforcement monitors and the monitors integration into a target NoSQL system.

The Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) guidelines use 15 minutes as the cutoff for their definition of continuous monitoring [ 3], but which cutoff should be used to separate 'continuous' from 'frequent intermittent' sampling is debatable.

To accomplish this objective, the scientific committee for the study created an a priori definition of optimal monitoring based largely on current recommendations provided by various international medical organisations.

"Debt cancellation has always been part of Britain's official development assistance and related aid targets, and is totally consistent with the internationally recognised definition of aid monitored by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development," he said in a statement.

The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends for international comparison that the definition of births be restricted to 1000 grams and/or 28 weeks gestation for all perinatal measures [ 10] but the usefulness of this definition for monitoring perinatal mortality is limited for births following ART where there are proportionately high rates of multiple birth and preterm birth [ 11].

18 19 Diverse opinion exists among investigators, sponsors and regulators about the definition and organisation of monitoring.