In the context of automated data mining, it would mean that if suspicion turned out to be unjustified, after further monitoring, it would be discontinued.
Because a new, independent agency would not have a direct role in supervision or market monitoring it would be handicapped in understanding the types of information needed to monitor systemic risks and supervise key financial institutions, he said.
For therapy-monitoring, it would be highly desirable to establish a blood-based biomarker.
Furthermore, with such a reliable method of coagulation monitoring, it would be possible to reduce transfusion of FFP and minimise risks associated with FFP administration [ 4].
For a systematic epidemiologic monitoring it would be advantageous if information on the proportion of recent infections could be gained prospectively and systematically from the tests used anyway to diagnose HIV infection.
However, for systematic epidemiologic monitoring it would be convenient if information on incident infections could be gained prospectively and systematically from the same tests used anyway to diagnose HIV.
Given the need for continuous monitoring, it would be of value for scientific societies (particularly those that publish guidelines) to develop web-based standard reporting systems that determine the actual compliance of in-house protocols with guidelines.
Warren Batts, an adjunct professor of strategic management at the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business, said it made little sense for P.& G. to agree to such a monitor because it would be awkward and unworkable.
To give greater focus to the next stages of the project and to identify meaningful ways to monitor its progress, it would be useful to identify the specific activities that need to be carried out in the project plan for the next two years.
Once you have been found to have high blood pressure, it needs monitoring, and it would be appropriate to check on your cholesterol level, too.
