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With the proliferation of noninvasive and minimally invasive CO devices in recent years, goal-directed CO monitoring is readily achievable in a broad patient population.
Moreover, examination of our PEEP response curves for CLUNG and airway driving pressure (Figs. 1 and 2) suggests that in some (if not most) cases, airway driving pressure during volume controlled ventilation could be substituted for CLUNG if esophageal pressure monitoring is not readily available.
During the initial resuscitation of hemodynamically unstable patients in the ED invasive monitoring is not readily available.
The effect of light on the circadian system is readily monitored by measurement of plasma melatonin.
As such, changes to the oxidation state and/or physical structure of either chromophore or catalyst modules in response to light excitation is readily monitored with high spatial and temporal resolution.
The pattern of seizure propagation and generalization is readily monitored and interictal, ictal and postictal periods are easily manipulated.
This observation is readily monitored by UV/Vis spectroscopy with a systematic change being observed on the sequential addition of TBA chloride to a mixture of Fe(BF4 2 and five equivalents of both L1 and L4 (the Supporting Information, Figure S17).
Existing data show that current technology for remote monitoring is reliable and that it is readily accepted by patients and their physicians.
Such a historical trend is readily depicted by monitoring and reporting the number of newly identified allergenic molecules and the number of papers published in the scientific literature from 323 papers in 2000 compared with 870 in 2007 (Fig. 1).
The studies that have access to quantitative exposure data are typically limited to current or recent exposures for which air pollution monitoring data are readily available, with little or no information available on past levels (Yanosky et al. 2009a, 2009b).
Third, the iceball is readily visible on CT, MRI, and US, which allows real-time monitoring of the ablation area.
