Sentence examples for monitoring and systematic from inspiring English sources

Continuous monitoring and systematic screening tests to detect abnormalities in body posture are also justified.

This large observational study showed that the management of severe bleeding related to VKA should be improved, particularly regarding PCC dosing, adequate INR monitoring, and systematic concomitant administration of vitamin K.

From a long-term perspective, continuous monitoring and systematic timely communication of the results achieved in the post-implementation phase were perceived by most respondents to encourage staff to sustain behaviour changes and therefore as contributing to sustained quality improvement.

Extensive use of home BP monitoring and systematic use of direct and indirect contacts to improve patients' compliance increase the BP control rate up to over 80% in unselected hypertensive subjects who contact their doctors.

However, because the 2014 HPAI A(H5N8) virus may have the potential to become endemic in domestic ducks, which serve as an interface between the natural gene pool of avian influenza viruses in wild birds and land-based poultry, persistent monitoring and systematic surveillance should be maintained for containment purposes and to reduce opportunities for further genetic evolution of the virus.

The latter provides a robust spatial analytical framework for the identification of gaps in current monitoring efforts, and systematic design of new complementary monitoring and research.

Key words or Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) terms were used, coupled with Boolean logical operators, for both self-monitoring and systematic review.

Given that the majority of these measures were designed for one-time use to compare between-person (i.e., average) differences, their suitability to monitor fluctuations and systematic changes should not be taken for granted [ 20].

Aspects of fidelity will also be assessed via routine monitoring data records and systematic checks of treatment integrity [ 75].

In this latter system of care delivery, there are scheduled follow-up visits, protocol-driven monitoring in line with current evidence-based guidelines and systematic monitoring of depression severity leading to stepped care when appropriate.

A synthesis of findings will be organised to provide guidance for future solution-focused environmental monitoring and explore more systematic ways to assess mixture exposures and combination effects in future water quality monitoring.