However, the current practice of network-monitoring largely depends on manual operations, and thus enterprises spend a significant portion of their budgets on the workforce that monitor their networks.
Pharmacovigilance conducted as part of phase IV or post-marketing safety monitoring largely depends on passive detection of adverse events within regular healthcare systems that often lack the capacity to diagnose changes in auditory function.
Tracking the skills assessments performed has been one of the most significant challenges with project monitoring, largely due to the difficulty of coordinating availability of clinical supervisors, trainees, and clients for each service.
Technology now makes it possible for online businesses and advertisers to turn the Internet into a realm where activities and habits are monitored and recorded, largely without consumer knowledge or consent.
Political speech on the Russian Internet is monitored but left largely uncensored, and, in any case, the central issues faced by the country's opposition are access to federal media and participation in elections, not online presence.
2 Up to 80% of the National Health Service's (NHS) £9.8 billion annual UK expenditure on diabetes is spent on treating complications. 3 Diabetes is largely monitored and managed by patients themselves.
Deadline: 2015 "The 'Education for All' [effort] around the world has been largely monitored in terms of access – whether or not children are getting into school or staying in school," said Nick Burnett, Director of the Education for All Global Monitoring Report Team at UNESCO.
In high-income countries, beginning in the third trimester, cardiotocographic monitoring (electronic fetal monitoring) has largely replaced intermittent auscultation (periodic listening to the fetal heart rate using a stethoscope or handheld Doppler device) for monitoring fetal heart rate.
The county's school districts, however, which are monitored by the state, largely escaped any such scrutiny.
It is notable that treatment of diabetes has not been directly monitored by OECD indicators, largely due to complexity in data collection.
