Sentence examples for monitoring for children from inspiring English sources
There are limited prospective data on its appropriate use and monitoring for children with AD.
No trials have investigated routine laboratory monitoring for children with HIV, nor four-drug induction strategies to increase durability of first-line antiretroviral therapy (ART).
Micronutrient Days also include growth monitoring for children, and iron and folic acid supplementation for pregnant women.
Growth monitoring for children under two was introduced in 2000, and allowed health care workers to address weight loss in children more accurately and earlier.
We emphasize the role of invasive and non-invasive monitoring for children with septic shock, leading to changes in treatment and prognosis.
This association of more frequent glucose monitoring for children on various insulin regimens with lower A1C has been observed in cross-sectional studies, including SEARCH (6, 13, 14).
In its statement, OPM announced several steps it has taken and will take to "protect" those impacted by the breach, including providing identity theft insurance; identity monitoring for minor children; credit and fraud monitoring; and "full service identity restoration support and victim recovery assistance".
"There's a lot of complexity behind the scenes". Children are being discouraged from sharing selfies of their own faces unless they're disguised with stickers – virtual masks for example – and the app's messaging features will be closely monitored for children trying to share personal details like home addresses.
Chang says he learned from the relatively limited functionality of competing products like Leapband, an activity monitor for children.
Total adiposity will be measured by quantifying body fat percentage using the Tanita body fat monitor for children (Tanita Corporation, Illinois, USA), and muscle strength will be tested using a dynamometer.
Yesterday the Professional Association of Teachers (PAT), debating the issue at their annual conference in Bournemouth, called on the government "as a matter of urgency" to upgrade its monitoring procedures for children educated at home.
