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Prosecutors also used conspiracy charges against Gary May, a superintendent of the Upper Big Branch mine who pleaded guilty this year to a fraud charge that accused him of manipulating a ventilation system to fool inspectors and disabling a methane monitor, among other violations.

Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, the Washington Post, The Guardian, and The Christian Science Monitor among other outlets.

Dr. Borgerson's op-eds have appeared in the New York Times, International Herald Tribune, and the Christian Science Monitor, among other papers, and his essays have appeared in numerous publications including Foreign Affairs.

We assessed tolerability of wearing the Oscar 2 ambulatory BP monitor among a group of adults not yet diagnosed with hypertension who participated in a research project.

In addition to treatment group, the main independent variable, the study also characterized "usage" of the real-time continuous glucose monitor among participants in this group to differentiate between those who followed the protocol and those who did not.

Most contain unit converters, document viewers, battery monitor, among others.

The oldest standard, 900 megahertz, is shared by many cordless telephones and baby monitors, among other appliances.

There is also some self-monitoring among posters, and the newspaper will act on complaints; for instance, it removed the "worst coaches" list.

As he spins around the Earth, scientists at the agency are tracking his physical and emotional deterioration, monitoring, among other things, his sleep patterns, his heart rate, his immune response, his fine motor skills, his metabolism, and his gut bacteria.

For the first time, though, there were a number of determined and experienced independent monitors among them, people who were elected not just to be observers, but were members of the Local Elections Commission itself.

P79 Activated partial thromboplastin time and anti-Xa measurements in heparin monitoring among critical care patients.