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Brandis said the government had abandoned its previous decision to abolish the independent national security legislation monitor because of the range and scope of changes now being pursued.

It's already illegal to trash a cathode-ray tube monitor, because of the 4 to 8 pounds of lead it contains.

Specifically for the rotation periods, their relative uncertainty is proportional to the period itself since longer periods mean less active stars and are thus harder to monitor because of the smaller modulation amplitude.

The likelihood of EEEV's having become established in California following this isolated equine case is remote but still important to monitor because of the public health implications.

However, this cytokine was difficult to monitor because of the IL-6-driven flares causing spikes in the vehicle groups (Additional file 2, Figure S2C).

The pharmaceutical industry has to be monitored because of the damage that can befall the patients.

Prof. Lewis Spitz, consultant pediatric surgeon at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, said she would need minute-by-minute monitoring because of the extreme instability of infants after such extensive surgery.

Dr. James Hughes, director of the National Center for Infectious Diseases at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, attributed the rise in death rates from infectious disease partly to lax monitoring, because of the mistaken belief that such diseases had been largely wiped out in the United States.

It is expected that the levels of corrupt behavior are higher with low monitoring because of the greater benefits and lower risks involved.

However, a quick review of literature suggests that water resources in the pastoral regions have not been monitored because of the remoteness of the area, inaccessibility issues and lack of hydrometeorological networks.

Following the introduction of the conjugate vaccine against Strepotococcus pneumoniae, there have been significant epidemiological changes that require close monitoring because of the possible emergence of new patterns of resistance.