Sentence examples for monitoring aimed at from inspiring English sources

One of those services is marketed by national credit bureau Equifax and dubbed "Undisclosed Debt Monitoring". Aimed at what Equifax calls "the quiet period" between application and closing -- often one month to three months -- the system is "always on," the company says in marketing pitches to mortgage lenders.

This type of approach could be related to better clinical monitoring, aimed at intermittent treatment, with few side effects and optimal recovery.

When the prediction is accurate, it allows for proper patient stratification with clinical management implications: Patients predicted at risk of developing severe AP will get enhanced hemodynamic support and close monitoring aimed at prompt recognition of local or systemic complications that may require specific treatment.

Monitoring aimed at detecting either bradycardia (HR < 60 beats per minute) or severe hypotension (MAP < 15 mmHg) was performed.

At the onset of the epidemic (from January 2012), the monitoring aimed at assessing the disease situation and providing knowledge on its impact within the infected herds.

Trials of acute sympatholytic therapy and advanced cardiovascular monitoring aimed at minimizing myocardial catecholamine toxicity and the frequency and severity of major adverse cardiovascular events deserve further study.

This indicates the feasibility of functional EI monitoring, aiming at detecting the impedance variations in relation to neural activity.

Protective measures include various techniques of insulation and temperature or nerve function monitoring aiming at protecting vulnerable structures.

Sophisticated space weather monitoring aims at nowcasting and predicting solar-terrestrial interactions because their effects on the ionosphere and upper atmosphere may seriously impact advanced technology.

InFocus recently announced a new monitor aimed at fitting into smaller and more challenging spaces.

Though I suppose that just comes with the territory for a pair of monitors aimed at an audience of musical professionals.