Sentence examples for for intensive monitoring from inspiring English sources

Denver and Newark are on the list of 25 "target airports" picked by the security agency for intensive monitoring this summer.

To evaluate a primary care protocol for intensive monitoring of cardiovascular risk (CVR) factors in type-2 diabetes patients versus usual care.

Busulfan pharmacokinetics showed high inter- and intraindividual variability in HSCT using a targeted busulfan/fludarabine regimen, which indicates the need for intensive monitoring and dose adjustment to improve the outcome of HSCT.

On the policy side, the coincidence of the trend of prison deinstitutionalization with the implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) of 2010, which is the most revolutionary piece of health care legislation in the United States in 45 years, calls for intensive monitoring from public health and criminal justice researchers.

The ability of ecosystems worldwide to provide essential products and services is being threatened by major environmental, social and economic changes (Millenium Ecosystem Assessment [2005]), and there is a rising demand for intensive monitoring to detect threats and potentially catastrophic changes earlier (Biggs et al. [2009]).

WHO recommends at least one facilitator for every four participants, and tools are provided for intensive monitoring of participants' progress.

The intervention with an NLC could free resources for rheumatologists for more intensive monitoring of patients early in the course of the disease or patients with high disease activity.

Point of care tests, particularly urine analysis, offer a possible method of screening patients at risk of renal disease with the potential for targeting high risk groups for more intensive monitoring.

ICU treatment was required in 126 patients (13.7%), and the most common reason for ICU admission was respiratory compromise, followed by the need for hemodynamic intensive monitoring and septic shock.

Of 35 eligible workers who had completed physical examination (medical histories, weight and height measurement, and resting blood pressure), 20 volunteered for the intensive monitoring of autonomic cardiac activities, personal PM2.5 exposures, and daily activities for 24 48 hr during the same winter period (25 January to 8 February in 2003 and 31 January to 8 February in 2004).

But then she developed trouble breathing, and the nurses clapped on an oxygen mask and whisked her off to another ward for more intensive monitoring.