While RS-SVAT models do not explicitly monitor soil moisture, they can be used in the calculation of thermal-based proxy variables for the availability of soil water in the root zone.
Only a handful of programs explicitly monitor sites for long-term trends analysis, although this number is growing (e.g., Stormwater Monitoring Coalition Bioassessment Working Group 2007).
While we reasoned that the nature of the divided attention task would be such as to discourage eye movement given the rapid rate of change of the symbols (183 ms), electrooculographic (EOG) data were recorded and examined to explicitly monitor this.
Theory on performance under pressure in sport has proposed that an athlete may be disrupted psychologically when distracted, or when explicitly monitoring too much the skills involved (Beilock & Carr, 2001; Masters, 1992).
In contrast, under GP Fundholding, research documented a drop in patient satisfaction [ 52], which is explicitly monitored and rewarded here.
Reduction in the FCD can promote functional shunting of oxygen transport to the tissues, which, unless explicitly monitored, cannot be detected by simply monitoring the macrocirculation [ 37].
In the event that multiple examiners are required at a single center, their training and examination techniques should be explicitly checked, monitored, and quantitatively recorded.
Following this, a further 5 were excluded; one explored midwives' perceptions of the use of technology and was not explicitly about monitoring the FHR [ 15], one was a duplicate publication [ 16], one explored views on decision-making and was not explicitly about monitoring the FHR [ 17] and two were either non-comparable in design or it was impossible to extract themes from the data [ 18, 19].
On the other hand, for the positive points, most techniques explicitly specify and monitor dependencies between components.
Thus, these devices explicitly designed to monitor the earth's surface could, if so desired, conduct that monitoring without consent of the observed entities.
Thus, QM can be defined as "all procedures explicitly designed to monitor, assess, and improve the quality of care" [ 4].
