Sentence examples for for increased monitoring from inspiring English sources

Joshua Kent, an expert in geoinformatics at Louisiana State University, told The Washington Post by email that the new paper reiterates the need for increased monitoring along the coast.

He said the money, secured by Representative James T. Walsh, above, a fellow Republican who is chairman of a House subcommittee that oversees environmental financing, would also pay for increased monitoring and databases tracking runoff in the watershed, which provides drinking water for 9 million residents.

The Office of Inspector General said in a statement Friday afternoon that during the investigation, New Creation Child Care was "placed under intermediate sanctions which called for increased monitoring of the daycare" and that the Division of Regulated Child Care is now monitoring the day care to ensure that it complies with the sanctions agreement.

Legislation is therefore driving the need for increased monitoring of soluble phosphate in water, escalating the desire for a direct, label free approach that could provide remote, continuous monitoring in real-time.

The large losses suffered by investors in financial derivatives during recent years have prompted a wave of litigation, as well as proposals from Congress and regulatory agencies for increased monitoring of derivatives markets.

At that point, the communications are retained and can be used in investigations or as the basis for increased monitoring.

It could therefore serve as a useful indicator for the necessity of increased monitoring, more aggressive treatment of infections, transitioning to a more intensive care setting, and case management.

Initiatives to improve testing and vaccination for contacts, and increased monitoring, treatment and educational options for those infected, are essential for reducing the burden of CHB [ 15].

Finally, if a biomarkers predictive ability is shown in clinical trials of new drugs, it could then be used for rapid point of care monitoring, and guide treatment of TB cases, especially MDR/XDR for which the increased monitoring costs would be justified by improved treatment outcomes with fewer failures [16], [17].

Increased monitoring for toxicity is warranted for any such combination.

With increased monitoring for fraud and abuse, hospitals billed less aggressively.