Sentence examples for introduction of monitoring from inspiring English sources

In America, Caesarean rates soared in the Seventies because of the introduction of monitoring during labour and because there was a rule of 'once a Caesar, always a Caesar', In the UK, it has risen more slowly (here, we have a rule that twice a Caesar is always a Caesar).

The introduction of monitoring boards in all districts, from which most of the quantitative information concerning the implementation of the project at district level can be obtained, is an innovative initiative.

We encourage the provincial government to ensure that its Youth Policy is inter-sectoral in nature and dedicates full attention to elements of planning, resource allocation and the introduction of monitoring mechanisms," said Angela Kearney.

However, an important next step before the introduction of monitoring peripheral circulation and its treatment with individualized dose of nitroglycerin should be a randomized clinical trial showing clinical benefit for critically ill patients with persistent abnormal peripheral perfusion.

The ACS1 will be carried out completely in accordance with ethical guidelines and in partial compliance with the ICH-GCP, such as through the introduction of monitoring and auditing activities to ensure the quality of the study.

A study in a US regional EMS evaluating misplaced intubation rates with and without CO2 monitoring observed 23% and 0% misplaced tube rates before and after the introduction of CO2 monitoring [ 26].

These investments, including the introduction of temperature monitoring technologies, reduce vaccine stock-outs and enhance information systems for more accurate monitoring.

It recommends this industry could be improved with the introduction of better monitoring, more humane slaughter techniques and the urgent development of technology such as DNA or isotope testing to help identify whether a skin is farmed or taken from the wild.

Hussein-Ece's report will also focus on apprenticeships and call for the introduction of ethnic monitoring in this area too, particularly in relation to application success rates, and a focus on increasing the numbers of under-represented groups on apprenticeship schemes.

The distrust toward available technologies and information has delayed the introduction of automatic monitoring devices.

Our prototype case study suggests that once we have implemented the whole MAPE-K chain for a small number of key parameters (e.g., the number of messages in the queue, message queuing time, and the execution times from workers), the introduction of additional monitoring parameters becomes a trivial task, and does not necessarily bring scientific contribution.