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The optimum monitoring duration and method of AF detection after stroke are unknown.

From a clinical and research standpoint, the capacity to obtain longitudinal cardiac activity data by patch devices may have significant implications for device selection, monitoring duration, and care pathways for arrhythmia evaluation and atrial fibrillation surveillance.

Five error correction techniques; the existing composite method, and four new error correction techniques developed in this study; were applied to each combination of sampling frequency, monitoring duration and load estimation method.

For future monitoring, InSAR is likely to be useful for 'pulsed' reservoir charging, where the time between intrusion and eruption greatly exceeds satellite repeat time (but is also less than the total monitoring duration) and measurement of repeated intrusion allows a picture of the volume and location of eruptible magma to be built up.

Issues regarding patient populations, monitoring duration and timing (nocturnal versus continuous), as well as practical problems encountered in critical care studies using polysomnography are considered with regard to future interventional studies on sleep.

The study objectives were (1) to evaluate the performance of various statistical load estimation methods for different combinations of monitoring durations and frequencies on nitrate-N load estimation accuracy, and (2) to develop and validate new empirical error correction techniques applied to the selected load estimation methods.

A combination of monitoring durations and techniques was used to determine the feasibility of multiple methods of assessing the primary cook's exposure to combustion-related byproducts.

An additional feature of VitalView™ is the incorporation of behavioural inputs (feeding monitors to monitor duration and frequency of feeding and a lickometer to monitor drinking bouts) into the data acquisition system designed primarily to acquire data from the implanted transponders.

The different results among these studies may be explained by the difference in the types of corticosteroids, risk factors predisposing to laryngeal edema, monitoring duration after extubation, and treatments for postextubation stridor.

The following algorithm was used to calculate the dermal-transfer coefficient (square centimeters per hour) (Fenske 1993): where dermal exposure is the mass of pesticide on the whole-body garment divided by the monitoring duration (nanograms per hour), and surface loading (nanograms per square centimeter) refers to surface-wipe measurements.

For each monitoring visit, we used the exposure measurements (garment loading and associated monitoring duration) collected for all of the children to compute an average dermal exposure.