Sentence examples for monitor for possible from inspiring English sources
Argentine officials also asked civilian vessels in the area to monitor for possible radio signals from the sub.
Faith schools are also exempt from some aspects of employment law, to allow religion to be a criterion for recruiting teachers – a practice the commission says UK authorities must monitor for possible abuse.
Ms. Brown's physician, Lionel Bissoon, a well-known society doctor with an office off Central Park West, charges $1,150 for his hCG program, which covers an examination, injection training, a month's supply of the hormone and syringes, and blood work to monitor for possible trouble.
One possible practical disadvantage of this is the need to monitor for possible self-intersections of the evolving boundary, splitting, where a connected region pinches off into two or more disconnected regions, or indeed the creation of new boundaries where none existed before.
Because of these long-term effects, the manufacturer recommends weekly complete blood counts during linezolid therapy to monitor for possible bone marrow suppression, and recommends that treatment last no more than 28 days.
Throughout all experiments we performed extraction and PCR negative controls alongside with the feces extractions to monitor for possible contamination.
While being monitored for possible symptoms, she and Aaron have been unable to work and have gone unpaid.
American officials say trainees must be carefully screened and monitored for possible human rights violations or shifting allegiances.
Post-vaccination monitoring for possible reactive arthritis should be included in all clinical protocols.
The military raised its alert against cyberattacks, he added, and the Korea Communications Commission asked government agencies and businesses to triple the number of monitors for possible hacking attacks.
The relatively low number of those under surveillance in this country stands in contrast with "thousands" of people overseas whose calls and e-mails are monitored for possible links to terrorism, Director of National Intelligence Mike McConnell said.
