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In addition, we found a statistically significant finding (p < 0.001) that daily blood pressure (BP) monitoring increased from 45.5% in the initial month of the study to 76% after 3 10 months of intervention.

During the initial stage, the proportion of active monitoring increased from 28.4% in 2006 to 68.7% in 2007.

In Quebec, the number of O3 monitoring stations increased from 2 stations in 1990 to a total of 50 stations available at the end of 2009.

With rapid advancements in electronics over the past decade, data logger packages have become smaller and less invasive while the period of monitoring has increased from days to months, and rarely up to 1 year [ 6, 7].

The number of ozone-monitoring stations increased from nine in 2006 to 13 in 2010.

Combining the average standard deviation of the monitoring network and the marine environmental quality, the number of monitoring sites is increased from 42 to 59 by kriging variance analysis method, which can improve the quality of marine environmental monitoring network.

Indeed, in a recently published Monte Carlo simulation of the impact of monitoring frequency on the occurrence of hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia, investigators determined that rates of dysglycemia decreased substantially when monitoring frequency was increased from every 2 hours to every 1 hour, with further modest improvement resulting from an increase in frequency to every 15 minutes [ 38].

In the fourth quarter of last year, while sales in many industries were affected by worries about war in Iraq, shipments of LCD monitors increased by 54% from a year earlier, to 9.9 million units.

In this study the mean residence time of water, and consequently of fecal pollution introduced by infiltration, in the aquifer increased from event monitoring via high-frequency monitoring to basic monitoring tiers.

He mentioned some of the improvements coming to the dept.: the number of monitoring stations will be increased from 9 to 37; the lab, now uptown, will move to Cooper Union soon; the staff will be increased from 10 chemists to 40; they hope to do a lot of research.

Significant achievements have been made in expanding the HIV laboratory services, including CD4-cells count monitoring machines which have increased from 20 to 200 between 2005 and 2013.