Sentence examples for monitoring in the first from inspiring English sources
"A lot of countries are not doing routine viral load monitoring in the first place.
The only way a cellphone user can avoid being tracked is to turn off the Wi-Fi feature on their phones, which few are likely to do if they are unaware of the monitoring in the first place.
To determine whether evaluation and management of concomitant recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL) factors, followed by close monitoring in the first trimester, improved subsequent live birth rate, in carriers of a structural chromosome rearrangement ascertained on the basis of RPL.
Other authors recommend close monitoring in the first year with CT scans after 3, 6 and 12 months.
Data generated by personal health monitoring devices (Mittelstadt et al., 2014), for example, can record physiological parameters for commercial well-being or fitness monitoring in the first instance, as opposed to formal medical care.
Focused monitoring in the first month may be a more cost-effective and pragmatic option in settings with limited resources.
This is small relative to national rates because, as explained above, we excluded high-risk pregnancies (maternal smokers and substance abusers) and women who delivered before the time of the air monitoring in the third trimester.
The phase transformations were monitored in the first two reaction steps during hydrogen release and in the second step during reloading.
The New Museum is acting as curator for three installations for those monitors in the first year, beginning with a series of video works by Rashaad Newsome, a New York artist.
Patients should be closely monitored in the first months of treatment and every six months afterward; if the treatment is or becomes ineffective, it must be changed, by increasing the dose or changing drugs.
Meanwhile, women's rights are going into reverse, and violence against women is escalating under Nato occupation: 4,000 assaults were documented by Afghan human rights monitors in the first six months of this year, from rape and acid attacks to beatings and mutilation.
