Sentence examples for extending monitoring from inspiring English sources

Extending monitoring programs to include flora and fauna results in a better dataset of ecosystem status, but also increases the complexity in interpreting whether the status is good or poor.

Extending monitoring to other types of infections, including those involving the respiratory tract and soft tissues, should be considered, as these are the second and third most common indications for initiation of antibiotic therapy in the nursing home setting [ 14, 125].

A move is afoot to extend monitoring to all industries in Sialkot.

Hence, the right censored observations are used to extend monitoring schemes under both the fixed- and variable-competing risks.

Implemented extended monitoring Implemented Monitoring Total Vasoactive agents Mechanical ventilation   n = 1789 n = 702 n = 874 Invasive pressure monitoring 87.0%98.6%96.1.1% Cardiac output monitoring 12.3%24.2%20.8.8% Cardiac filling pressures (CVP, PAOP) 55.4% 74.4%69.55% Dynamic parameters (SVV, PPV) 8.7%16.5%14.9%9%.

A good conceptual illustration for how to extend monitoring beyond cyberspace is given in Figure 6, and this shows different Host, Network, and Device IDSs harvesting information into a centralized SIEM system with the goal of improving Intrusion Detection by also analyzing data from Process Control System sensors.

For extended monitoring of sleep patterns, this device is a safe bet.

However, because a single night of sleep contains insufficient transitions to characterize these dynamics, extended monitoring of sleep, probably at home, would be necessary for individualized clinical application.

During the first-dose monitoring, 5 cases of bradycardia were reported; none required extended monitoring or treatment for symptomatic bradycardia.

For all patients, these symptoms resolved on the same day without medical treatment and did not require extended monitoring.

For comparison of efficacy, no data from extended monitoring devices were available beyond the weak surrogate parameter of the volume of infused fluids.