But he did feel monitored, judged and second-guessed.
All three instruments measure mental health and social/behavioural functioning (see Table 1), and are being used increasingly as routine clinical outcome measures against which the quality and effectiveness of mental health services can be monitored, judged and improved.
The administrative section for risk detection was part of the hospital's administration department and was in charge of monitoring, detecting, judging, and evaluating medical risks as well as exploring intervention strategies.
Many activists see it as the only way to hold police officers halfway accountable, while some cops clearly resent that sort of monitoring, judging by the occasional aggressive response to being caught on video.
Indicator analysis involves monitoring, detecting, analyzing, judging, and evaluating medical risks to provide clues and early warning signals of possible disputes.
"They have become the organization monopolizing the credentialing and vetting of judges," Hollis-Brusky said of the Federalist Society, which monitors judges and pressures them to uphold conservative legal interpretations.
Instead of imagining how the scene before him will look on the big screen, Mr. Lumet, the director of "The Pawnbroker" and "Serpico," faces a bank of video monitors, judging how his latest sequence will play within the confines of a television set.
In 2009 Semana, a news magazine, reported that das, Colombia's domestic intelligence agency, was illegally wiretapping and monitoring judges, journalists, politicians and human-rights activists deemed to be opponents of Mr Uribe, and had designed smear campaigns against them.
Foreign monitors judged the poll transparent enough to exclude the possibility of rigging on a scale wide enough to put Mr Bouteflika's majority in doubt.
The International Choices Programme has been subject to many complex and critical scientific debates, including on how to judge and monitor the food supply, and how to define what is healthy.
