Average values of nitrate during the years are not statistically different, but the interaction between point source distance (proximity) and years is statistically significant (F = 2.07; p = 0.04), which indicates that the concentration of nitrate during the monitoring does not behave the same with respect to the distance (Fig. 3).
When we monitor ourselves, we behave better, even if we're not consciously trying to change.
It also monitors "how police behave and how they treat people," says Simmonds.
This is a box that combines three separate monitors so that they behave like a single, very large, very wide monitor.
To prevent against future Snowden-like breaches in government or in business, HyTrust allows companies to automate controls around who can access what information and then monitors how different users behave on the network.
There is no statistically significant difference in the nitrate concentration during the years 2002 2007 among regions (R1 R6) nor was the interaction between regions and years statistically significant, which indicates that during the monitoring, all regions behaved approximately equally.
Although a blinded CGM was used, some could argue that recordings were biased because the patients were aware of the monitoring and therefore behaved differently during the CGM periods.
It is also possible that in presence of monitoring code, deployed code may behave differently than its legitimate behaviour.
In this study, we were interested in using the RTCA platform to monitor how colon cancer cells behave in response to media derived from HDFs.
These findings therefore raise the questions of whether NHS board NEDs do indeed steer, even initiate, their organisation's strategy, monitor its activity and so behave in board meetings as to enable the boards to exercise control and scrutiny over the organisations whose governance they are responsible for.
