Sentence examples for monitor this patient from inspiring English sources
We will continue to closely monitor this patient.
I think that this… is so for various activities of daily living, that they can no longer do themselves.' Not recuperating fully after an additional condition, such as bladder infection, is also a signal for GPs that they need to monitor this patient particularly closely.
Still, the identification of family history as a long-term outcome predictor may have implications for the need to monitor this patient group more carefully due to an increased risk of a lower response rate, and possibly also a higher level of therapist guidance during exposure training.
We share the concern of Løken and colleagues for the long-term outcome after injury to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), in particular the development of osteoarthritis, and continue to monitor this patient group long term by patient-reported outcomes, activity level, plain radiographs, magnetic resonance imaging, and biomarkers.
EPR systems are excellent for permanently monitoring this patient mix, and thereby the trainee's learning experiences.
Results of this project suggest that the FACT-P contains most of the disease-related symptoms and concerns that physicians believe are important to monitor in this patient population.
However, because target anti-Xa activities were reached in only half of the patients, we submit that the use of nadroparin, dosage reduction and monitoring of anti-Xa activity in combination with clinical outcome monitoring in this patient population urgently needs further investigation.
Our results support routine β-lactam therapeutic drug monitoring in this patient population.
This study will provide insight into the potential benefits of real-time continuous glucose monitoring in this patient population.
The signal was not adjusted for non-neuronal physiological noise (respiratory and cardiac) during preprocessing or analysis, in part because of the time constraints and intrusiveness of physiological monitoring for this patient population.
This can then permit more intensive monitoring of this patient group and possibly also stratification to allow better targeted trials of interventions that can modify disease progression without exposing individuals who are less likely to develop these complications to the potential adverse side-effects that can accompany many therapeutic interventions.
