One youth club manager I have spoken to found the whole process of ethnic monitoring thoroughly obnoxious.
According to Pierre Thomas, professor at the École Normale Supérieure in Lyon, hydraulic fracturing is "relatively secure," but only if drilling is preceded by expensive studies, and the operation is monitored thoroughly.
Seven dynamic aspects of sustainability resources were described and monitored thoroughly in a small model community Hågaby in west Uppsala, Sweden.
Security relies instead on monitoring systems thoroughly in order to establish a baseline, identifying anomalies such as a computer moving unusual volumes of data or communicating with suspect IP addresses, and responding rapidly when unusual behavior is observed by taking affected computers off the network.
In our health-conscious society, it is being recommended that patients with cardiovascular disease and especially those with heart valve deficiencies and/or replacements be monitored more thoroughly regarding their periodontal status.
The present study shows that patients with high comorbidity rates were monitored less thoroughly in terms of HbA1c and LDL tests, than those with no comorbidities.
30 In addition to standard safety laboratory assessments and adverse event monitoring, endometrial safety was thoroughly monitored by measuring endometrial thickening, histologic examination of endometrial biopsies, and Ki-67 staining to evaluate endometrial proliferation.
To more thoroughly monitor AlmE activity, we developed an alternative to the pyrophosphatase-coupled assay that could directly monitor the formation of H-aminoacyl-AlmF H-aminoacyl-AlmF H-aminoacyl-AlmF
He called on the city Education Department to more thoroughly monitor how schools report safety data, saying its "lax attitude has allowed for a disturbing trend".
As for health care workers returning from West Africa who have not been knowingly exposed to the virus, Frieden encouraged them to thoroughly monitor their own conditions and to coordinate with local health care officials who could provide "direct rapid monitoring".
