Sentence examples for for continuous supervision from inspiring English sources

Oxitone has created the world's first mobile bracelet health monitor for continuous supervision of pulmonary, heart and sleep-related diseases.

The exercise program HIFE is designed for continuous supervision of a person skilled in assessing and prescribing exercise for older people [ 18].

We thank our Data Safety and Monitoring Board, namely, A.P. Perruchoud, S. Harbarth and A. Azzola for continuous supervision of this trial and F. Duerr for development and support of the website.

We thank our Data Safety and Monitoring Board, namely, A.P.Perruchoud, S. Harbarth and A.Azzola for continuous supervision of this trial and F.Duerr for development and support of the website.

We are grateful to the Data Safety and Monitoring Board, namely A.P.Perruchoud, S.Harbarth and A.Azzola for continuous supervision of this trial and all local physicians, the nursing staff, the patients and their relatives who participated in this study.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2466/10/12/prepub We are grateful to the Data Safety and Monitoring Board, namely A.P.Perruchoud, S.Harbarth and A.Azzola for continuous supervision of this trial and all local physicians, the nursing staff, the patients and their relatives who participated in this study.

Though both LLIH and the community-based monitoring system based on VHW eventually reached after 2 years the same results, i.e. similar prevalence and incidence of malaria, the complexity of setting up and maintaining the latter should not be underestimated, while LLIH can be distributed at once with no need of continuous supervision for ensuring the quality of the diagnosis and treatment.

The infusion was conducted in the intensive care unit at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medicontinuous with continuousupervisionon for the first 12 hours.

Parents of pre-school-children for instance are responsible for the entire therapy and the continuous supervision.

Although the authors identify the need for "continuous supportive supervision" as a lesson learned, they unfortunately do not offer any insights on how that could be achieved.

Let us, for argument's sake, imagine a reading of the constitution in which the Assembly of Experts could, in Karroubi's words, exercise "continuous supervision" over the leader, while "none of the other supervising institutions could hinder its legal and religious duties in electing and even deposing a leader".