Sentence examples for mandated surveillance from inspiring English sources

Congress has mandated surveillance systems that make it easier to identify leakers and to prevent unauthorized downloads of classified material.

As part of government mandated surveillance in South Korea, one of the authors (IS Chung) had the opportunity to collect and study hearing surveillance data collected in various work environments over the course of 4 years.

CORDS complements WHO efforts by helping regional networks to collectively built mandated core surveillance capacities through the sharing of information and standard protocols and the channeling of resources.

Although national safety and quality health service standards mandate HAI surveillance [ 2], there is a large variation in HAI surveillance processes across Australia's eight States and Territories [ 3, 4].

Finally, the Justice Department must mandate video surveillance in medium and large prison systems to deter abuse, assist with investigations and provide needed corroboration of prisoner complaints.

Without mandating injury surveillance in community sports, sports bodies and researchers are faced with the challenge of encouraging club personnel to adopt what is essentially a voluntary task.

Although uATBAD was associated with favorable early survival, late complications still occurred, mandating radiographic surveillance and open or endovascular interventions.

No wonder he didn't get Cheney's endorsement; Paul also opposes the enhanced government surveillance mandated by the Patriot Act.

This lack of information, and the nature of the structural failures themselves, have undermined confidence in the durability of endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR), mandated indefinite periodic surveillance, and further increased its costs.

Postmarketing surveillance, mandated by federal law, plays an important role in both drug and device safety assessment and becomes crucial in the pediatric population because of the limitations of premarketing pediatric studies.

The New South Wales Midwives Data Collection is a mandated population-based surveillance system covering all births in NSW public and private hospitals, as well as home births [ 6].