Sentence examples for monitoring and yet from inspiring English sources

A difference in sampling procedures employed by the health department and the water company in Durham may partly explain how that city's water passed EPA compliance monitoring and yet was responsible for a child's lead poisoning.

All these conspirators must assume that communications are monitored, and yet they talk on cellphones and send each other e-mail.

Her opinions were being monitored as closely as political opinions have ever been monitored, and yet she didn't really allow the monitoring to interfere with her idea of how to watch a political debate.

Most of us spend our waking lives sat in an office in front of a monitor and yet the ultimate modern life destressor a weekend getaway somewhere south of the equator isn't in everyone's budget.

They had all this process for monitoring productivity, and yet we knew they had spectacularly bad productivity.

It is common knowledge that security agencies monitor telephones, and yet, terrorists still use them.

Major complication rates form the basis of any surgical services monitoring and evaluation program, yet the rate at which they occur in resource-limited settings has yet to be studied.

Only 5% of 912 critical care professionals surveyed in 2001 and 2002 reported monitoring for ICU delirium [ 14], and yet the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) has recommended routine monitoring for delirium for all ICU patients [ 15].

To bureaucrats there is a huge difference between one arm of the government collecting metadata for all American phone calls overseen by a secret court; and another that monitors web traffic; and another that sends SUVs full of police to investigate households who, apparently, post photos of firecrackers to Facebook; and yet another monitoring social-media activity.

To date, its accuracy with regard to blood glucose monitoring, and reliability have not yet been tested extensively in ICU patients [4, 6].

Yet, monitoring and evaluation is essential if these reforms are to have legitimacy as being necessary for the strengthening of the pharmaceutical system and improving access to medicines.