Because of its non-destructive character, μCT could be the ideal monitoring technique.
The cake filtration properties were measured in ideal monitored operating conditions, because of a miniaturised filtration cell set-up.
The ideal monitoring strategy would be inexpensive and identify weedy algae long before they become prominent in cultures of elite varieties.
Electrode displacement curve is an ideal monitoring parameter which can directly reflect spot weld nugget formation in resistance spot welding (RSW) process.
Although an ideal monitoring program would include the sampling of both healthy and sick wildlife by trained professionals, the researchers propose that less costly alternatives could be used to effectively collect information.
In the complex scenario of the critical septic patient it has therefore the potential to be regarded as an ideal monitoring tool, in most circumstances used alone, sometimes in combination with other devices.
For example, the Pacific-Arctic Gateway through the Bering Strait would be an ideal monitoring area because of increased heat and freshwater flow, increased marine mammal migration, declining sea ice cover, increased oil and gas exploration, exploratory fisheries in the last decade, and flow of pollutants, especially persistent organic pollutants largely from Asia.
Ideal monitoring efforts will need to consider changes in market sources, species composition and size, along with human consumption patterns.
It has many of the characteristics of an ideal monitoring technique: portability, non-invasiveness, ease of use (calibration is not required) and the capability for continuous on-line monitoring of SpO2.
In an ICU setting, the ideal monitoring technique allows for fast and simple but accurate continuous measurement of key hemodynamic parameters, is of low invasiveness and does not require extensive training for its use [ 3].
