In addition, by referring to the results of systematic monitoring, researchers can avoid using data that has been contaminated by instrumentation errors and thus prevent misleading analyses.
The DRS in Tanzania showed that detailed design of data capture tools, investment in data entry personnel, data management personnel, and frequent monitoring visits can avoid many of the problems encountered in the present survey.
"While the N.Y.P.D. should continue to have the ability to stop and frisk people where there is a reasonable suspicion of criminal activity, I remain convinced that with better monitoring, supervision and accountability we can avoid the corrosive impact of a poorly targeted program," Ms. Quinn said in a statement.
"These are hard men", says one OSCE monitor, "and I realise they can avoid us".
Using piloted driving feature it can monitor the status of drivers and can avoid collisions caused by impaired driving.
Given that most of the media chatter is focused on the spy-drama of Edward Snowden himself, rather than the implications of what he revealed, it's been hard to come to any sort of conclusion regarding the ways in which one can avoid being completely monitored by government agencies.
8, 66 In addition, in patients with subclinical adrenal insufficiency, monitoring and early initiation of hormone replacement therapy can avoid adrenal crises and life-threatening events.
4 5 Active surveillance (AS) and active monitoring (AM) programmes aim to offer men the option of avoiding immediate surgery or radiotherapy (RT; and their adverse events) with disease monitoring, so that those whose disease remains stable can avoid intervention and those whose disease progresses can have curative treatment.
Pension funds can avoid responsibility by leaving it to "the market" to monitor the investment managers they hire.
The development of implantable biosensors can avoid the aforementioned disadvantage of skin puncturing by providing potentially non-invasive monitoring of the analyte of interest.
