Eventually special institutions may be designed for chronomics, the monitoring, interpretation and archivization of chronomes (time structures; from chronos = time and nomos = rule) of biological variables, also charged with a demographic analyzing and reporting system.
After critical analyses of the sparse data which was locally available at the beginning of the R&D activities (sporadic point measurements within 20 years) and reconciliation with own observations (3 years of continuous discharge monitoring, interpretation of hydro-morphological characteristics) it was assumed, that the annual minimum discharge does not deceed 1 m3/s.
The offline growth in the users' movement may also allow for more online development of mutuality and support in relation to the monitoring, interpretation and management of mental health related problems.
Since TCSF measurement is critically dependent on these very features that are hardest to calibrate and standardize across monitors, interpretation is frequently difficult.
Since transmural CVP is the only value related to right ventricular (RV) preload but is not commonly monitored, interpretation of CVP values must take into account intrathoracic pressure changes, which are largely influenced by mechanical ventilation.
Monitoring and Interpretation (MI): Provide the data required to make decisions.
Even when available, the time required to place electrodes and the resources needed to provide skilled monitoring and interpretation make continuous EEG monitoring onerous in most centers.
Although execution of a pilot-scale test was foreseen in the guidelines, no specific indication or requirements on its design, nor indications or suggestions on its monitoring and interpretation, were provided.
Since the physics of the investigated hydrothermal system is similar to any saturated reservoir, such as oil fields or CO2 reservoirs produced by sequestration, the model is generally applicable to the monitoring and interpretation of both deformation and gravity changes induced by other geophysical hazards that pose a risk to human activity.
References: [1] American College of Gynecologists and Obstetricians, "Practice Bulletin No. 106: Intrapartum Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring: Nomenclature, Interpretation, and General Management Principles," Obstetrics & Gynecology, vol. 114, no. 1 (July 2009), pp. 192-202.
