The contraction monitor was removed.
His 23-month federal sentence ended when an electronic monitor was removed from his ankle early on 20 July at his home in Hampton, Virginia.
These diaries were provided to register activities for which the activity monitor was removed.
For example in this study the hip-worn monitor may not capture cycling or activities for which the monitor was removed, such as swimming.
At D28 the monitor was removed from the collar and placed on a telemetric reader to download the data to a personal computer.
Parents/guardians were asked to fill out a daily log sheet in conjunction with each child wearing the physical activity monitor to determine when the monitor was removed for bathing, swimming or forgotten.
After 3 days of the first diet, on day 6, the women reported to the CTRC fasted; a baseline blood sample was collected, and the CGMS monitor was removed.
Adolescents recorded on the diaries when the activity monitor was removed, when they put it back on, and the kind of the activities they were involved in (e.g. swimming, football, gymnastics).
To distinguish between wear time and sleep time children also completed a log sheet to record when the ActiGraph was put on in the morning and removed at night before bed, and any other times when the monitor was removed (e.g., during showering, contact sports, swimming etc).
Monitor was removed after 24 hours and commercially available Holter analysis systems were used for analysis of the digitally recorded ECGs (Custo tera, Arcon Systems GmbH, Starnberg, Germany; Amedtech ECGpro Holter software, EP 810 digital recorder, Medizintechnik Aue GmbH, Aue, Germany).
