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However, HbA1C monitoring is easier said than done, especially in developing countries like Kenya, due to cost constraints [ 3, 4, 11].
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End-tidal CO2 (EtCO2) monitoring is easy to perform and widely used during anesthesia to assess the adequacy of delivered minute ventilation without performing repetitive ABG [5,6].
Pharmacogenetic profiling for antihypertensive drugs is not very cost-effective because treatment optimization through adjustment of drug and/or dose and blood pressure monitoring is easy and inexpensive.
Such monitoring is easy to do and the data is out there so they think they may as well collect it as it may be valuable in future," he said.
For wind power plants, monitoring is easy – you just meter the electricity generated and sold to the grid.
End-tidal CO2 (EtCO2) monitoring is easy to perform and widely used during anesthesia to assess the adequacy of delivered minute ventilation without performing repetitive ABG [ 5, 6].
Many of these new media technologies let a level of monitoring be easy and accessible that in the past used to require considerable effort and imagination.
However, because they allow real-time monitoring, are easy to use, not operator dependent and not affected by electrocautery, pulse contour methods have become in a few years the clinicians' preferred choice for the hemodynamic management of patients undergoing major noncardiac surgery [27].
With the new software, calibrating your monitor is easy.
The developed portable power monitoring system is easy and convenient to implement in production conditions for improvement and optimization of grinding process.
Given what we have learned about Volkswagen's attitude toward emissions monitoring, it is easy to understand why Europe's air is not as clean as America's or Canada's.
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