BIS monitoring is known to be subjected to several confounding factors although this study confirms its potential to assist with early neuroprognostication [10, 11, 14, 15, 24, 25].
- Screen-related anxiety at different stages of the screening process was captured by eliciting self report data on the level of anxiety before the test result (screening, reference laboratory confirmation test, paternal antigen typing, laboratory monitoring) was known, and on the level of relief, reassurance and fright after hearing the test result.
PM10 FRM monitors are known to provide more reliable concentration measurements than TSP samplers because they are omni-directional samplers and so are not biased by wind conditions.
Display devices such as cathode-ray tube (CRT) televisions and computer monitors are known to contain toxic substances and have consequently been banned from disposal in landfills in the State of California and elsewhere.
David Bennett, the chair of Monitor, is known to be exercised by the financial implications of PFI deals, especially as all hospital trusts are supposed to achieve foundation status by 2014 – and fall under his organisation's oversight.
Around the world, the small sprout of a penis peeking out from between the testes of a male fetus on the ultrasound monitor is known as "the turtle," and indeed it does look like a turtle's head emerging from its shell.
Among monitors, who are known as matrons and ride on special education buses with drivers, all but five percent are women.
The provision of guidelines and manuals, monitoring and feedback are known strategies to optimize and standardize implementation fidelity, i.e. to ensure that all interventionists receive the same training and support, aimed at a uniform delivery of the intervention [ 30].
Finding actual hunters engaged in actual hunting is only the first of many hurdles the league's hunt monitors, as they are known, face in their avowed mission: to catch and report people using dogs to hunt foxes, a practice that was outlawed in Britain four years ago.
MEMSs certainly provide an objective and reliable measure of adherence but, since patients are necessarily aware they are being monitored, these devices are known to improve adherence in the short-term [ 37, 38]; the use of MEMSs would have thus introduced an important bias in a study focusing on adherence in the first month after an intervention.
