Sentence examples for monitored and checked from inspiring English sources

Details of the schedule follow and then, in an apparent reference to the earlier conversation, the memo says: "Everything should be monitored and checked back if need be.

The implementation, which could cover every department and may include prototyping, modeling and testing, must then be monitored and checked to ensure that the exercise has indeed increased the function/cost ratio.

During the survey, all completed questionnaires were monitored and checked by supervisors and investigators on the same day.

The patient was monitored for 3 6 months for any recurrence; in addition, the area surrounding the excision was monitored and checked for a range of motions.

Especially in trials with advanced cancer patients, where care needs and preferences of patients vary greatly and where because of this cointerventions cannot be avoided, it is of great importance that all cointerventions are monitored and checked for imbalance between groups (Rinck et al, 1997).

"You stay in touch, and have it monitored and check on it".

If you work, or have other duties that make it difficult to actually sit down at the PC being monitored and check the data every night, it's a good idea to pick something that you can rely on from a distance.

The second chamber's job is to monitor and check the executive, and discuss laws and public affairs.

The group has recognised the value it gets from doing this, both from the employee's perspective - in improving staff engagement and morale, and by being an employer staff can feel good about - and from the perspective of clients, who are increasingly monitoring and checking their suppliers.

We need to replace our current governing imperial mind-set with a foreign military stance that prioritizes intelligence gathering at home and abroad - intelligence gathering designed to monitor and check the development of radical Islamic networks.

In other words, a different sort of daydreaming, monitored and stress-checked, a process of discovery in which I discovered two things of particular interest.