Sentence examples for monitoring and invasive from inspiring English sources

From influencing the trophic ecology of demersal fishes to driving substrate homogeneity, long-term monitoring and invasive ascidian management for this continental shelf region is recommended.

First, a comprehensive reference library was constructed for the Geometridae of British Columbia that can be employed immediately for biodiversity monitoring and invasive species detection.

However, this regional focus was chosen to maximize the development of a barcode library that would have high value for biodiversity monitoring and invasive species detection in the province.

To continue the development of DNA barcoding as a tool for biodiversity monitoring and invasive species detection, it is necessary to both construct complete reference libraries and assess their efficacy for discriminating species.

The primary aim of this study was to determine the frequency of proper use of equipment safety mechanisms and other measures involved in patient safety in relation to monitoring and invasive and noninvasive mechanical ventilation by performing RSAs.

Immediate specialist interventions are therefore required to support and treat critically ill children and adolescents with continued management involving intensive monitoring and invasive treatments. 2 More than one-quarter of a million children and adolescents annually in the USA and the UK require admission to paediatric intensive care unit (PICU).

All patients were monitored intraoperatively using standard ASA monitors, and invasive monitors including arterial lines and pulmonary artery catheter.

LSTAT (Life Support for Trauma and Transport, Integrated Medical Systems Inc) is a platform with multiple integrated systems (ventilator, defibrillator, suction, hemodynamic monitors, infusion and invasive monitoring channels, capnography, blood analysis, and electrocardiography) that allow seamless monitoring and effective life-saving interventions during transport.

The two most common reasons (five patients each) were inadequate circulatory management, particularly failure to commence inotropic/vasopressor therapy, and inadequate monitoring, particularly fluid balance and invasive cardiovascular monitoring.

It has been rightly pointed out that some RRTs deliver ICU-style interventions including invasive haemodynamic monitoring, inotropic support and invasive ventilation on general wards.

While cell invasion and motility are traditionally analyzed by Boyden chamber, transwell or two-dimensional would-healing assays, our system provides a unique system to monitor and modulate invasive processes in an organotypic environment.