Sentence examples for inconsistent monitoring from inspiring English sources

In 2013, a report from the Office of Inspector General found that the budgetary missteps were caused by inaccurate cost estimates and inconsistent monitoring of actual costs.

Despite effective treatments, outcomes are suboptimal secondary to nonadherence, medication intolerance, inconsistent monitoring, poor patient knowledge and limited access to care.

An infectious disease expert with the Australian National University's department of medicine, Professor Peter Collignon, said it was important that the strategy was addressing inconsistent monitoring of resistant diseases.

While the question of whether anyone can "have it all" remains open for discussion, it is clear that our haphazard childcare system, with its inconsistent monitoring and paucity of reliable information on the quality of individual programs, makes striking this balance all the more difficult for parents with young children.

Insufficient and inconsistent monitoring persists because of perceived low risk of detection for non-fortified and underfortified foods.

A report issued Thursday by the Division of Oil, Gas and Geothermal Resources found "inconsistent permitting, monitoring and enforcement of well construction and operation" in the agency's Cypress office.

As noted previously, parental distress and psychopathology may result in impaired forms of parenting that lead to reduced parental availability, limited engagement and monitoring, inconsistent care routines and discipline, increased stress and conflict across the family, and, in many cases, disruptive or problematic child behavior.

It is not surprising that a new drug tested at a moderate dose in very ill patients receiving excellent care might have a different effect when tested at a high dose, with inconsistent delivery and monitoring, in patients across a spectrum of disease severity in a hospital struggling to provide basic services.

Two causal factor subcategories, "inconsistent information" and "incorrect monitoring," were predominant in the near misses reported.

However, this prefrontal activity during PES did not correlate to error-related activity in the ACC, a finding that appeared to be inconsistent with the conflict monitoring theory.

Error reporting to identify out of range answers, inconsistent replies and compliance monitoring is routinely performed.