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These so-called surveying microglial cells allow the neural parenchyma to be monitored completely every few hours (Davalos et al., 2005; Nimmerjahn et al., 2005).

The experiment results using multiple OVS switches and virtual hosts in GENI testbed demonstrate FlowTracker succeeds in monitoring all network connections and completely profiling host normal routine with acceptable latency increment (170 ms).

While our study showed that roughly 80% of patients with serious mental illness were completely monitored for all components of metabolic syndrome, monitoring was much lower in patients not prescribed second generation antipsychotics and without a previous history of hypertension or hypercholesterolemia.

99 In our study, the cast is made from a quilted oven mitt extending from the axilla over the fingers, with a wear-monitor completely covered within a pocket at the top of the mitt (figure 2).

We're completely monitored.

Since 2007 the system was completely monitored to be able to analyze it.

After the substrate was consumed completely (monitored by thin-layer chromatographic analysis), the mixture was passed through a short silica gel column and then concentrated under reduced pressure.

While some of the systems resulted very effective in inorganic nitrogen removal, reaching values of 62 and 75%, two of the monitored sites resulted completely ineffective even if realized according to the required technical specifications.

Sotomayor added: She distinguished Knotts, reminding that Knotts suggested that a different principle might apply to situations in which every movement was completely monitored for 24 hours.

Given that most of the media chatter is focused on the spy-drama of Edward Snowden himself, rather than the implications of what he revealed, it's been hard to come to any sort of conclusion regarding the ways in which one can avoid being completely monitored by government agencies.

Among the patients who were completely monitored for metabolic syndrome, the overall age adjusted prevalence of metabolic syndrome was 48.4%, grossly double that of the general United States population [5].