Sentence examples for monitoring concerns from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for the department said it was now investigating the clearing campaign and "temperature monitoring concerns are a part of this".

If monitoring concerns a potential environmental or social impact, a Type I error implies alarmism and a Type II error a false sense of security.

Routine Outcome Monitoring concerns the repeated measurement of characteristics of the juvenile offenders, with the aim to evaluate changes in the course of time, allowing for estimations of benefit from treatment in the institutions.

Physicians often avoid anticoagulation in elderly patients due to fear of bleeding, fall risk, non-adherence and monitoring concerns.

Alternatively, telehealth could reduce health related QoL and psychological wellbeing owing to the increased burden of self monitoring, concerns about intrusive surveillance, a perceived lack of user friendliness, or the undermining of the traditional (face-to-face) therapeutic relationship.

Drug studies attempting to prove efficacy in RCTs typically exclude unstable patients, those with severe comorbidities, or persons who are not likely to be compliant with therapy, because these patients increase safety monitoring concerns while also reducing the power to observe clinical benefits.

Surface sediments were monitored annually from 2008 to 2016 at 36 representative sampling locations, with a wide range of analyses, including eight heavy metals of long-term monitoring concern (Ni, Zn, Cd, Cr, Cu, Pb, As and Hg) and the 16 USEPA PAHs.

Hence, this database is valuable for epidemiological research and for quality monitoring concerning anemia caused by bleeding.

Parent feeding practices are measured using 5 subscales from the original CFQ (Restriction, Pressure to Eat, Monitoring, Concern about Child Weight) and 3 additional scales that have been developed in samples in Colorado (Offering New Foods, Urging New Foods, Concern about Child not Eating Enough).

The aim was to estimate the prevalence of accidents involving exposure to biological material, post-accident conducts and the undertaking of serological monitoring concerning the possibility of transmission of the AIDS virus and Hepatitis B and C among the Emergency Medical Services professionals in Minas Gerais, Brazil.

7 This appears to be reflected in policy and good practice guidelines for GPs which recommend that GPs record and monitor concerns, gather information, discuss with colleagues, hold team meetings and, where thresholds are met, refer the family to children's social care.