It is based on long-term monitoring of basic physical parameters (pressure/level, temperature, specific electric conductivity) of ground water in six active caves belonging to the flow system.
As explicated in Section 2, multimodal monitoring of basic step models and real-time performances is an important component of the Dance-the-Music.
In order to facilitate the monitoring of basic heat stress indexes during the 2007/2008 harvesting season, temperature, humidity and dew point were measured by using a portable temperature monitoring device ('EasyLog', model EL-USB-2).
In general, the systematic monitoring of the basic haemodynamic profile (MAP, HR, ICP, CPP) permitted remifentanil and propofol to be co-administered without sudden decreases in arterial blood pressure.
NDR represents a novel initiative by which unique opportunities have been created for the monitoring of the basic epidemiological characteristics of diabetes as well as for further in-depth studies on the epidemiological and public health aspects of diabetes in Denmark.
The standard of care in UK hospitals is routine monitoring of the basic vital signs heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, oxygen saturation, temperature and consciousness level at least every 12 h with the values of the vital signs being input into an Early Warning Scoring (EWS) algorithm [ 3].
Improved monitoring of labor, basic training on newborn resuscitation skills and proper newborn resuscitation immediately after birth may be critical in reducing neonatal mortality as well as still births, as some babies may be wrongly classified as still birth in situations where few or no attempts are made at new born resuscitation of severely asphyxiated newborns.
Midwives received training in monitoring of vital signs, basic airway control (including bag and mask ventilation) and adult resuscitation, but not in intubation.
Particular emphasis is paid to strengthening planning, service delivery and monitoring of the following basic programmes: condoms and HIV testing and counseling including through Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission (PMTCT); treatment, harm reduction for adolescents who use drugs and; medical male (including early infant) circumcision in countries with high HIV prevalence.
Recent studies from Uganda [ 17] and Zambia [ 16] reported a much lower availability of basic monitoring devices or equipment than observed in our survey.
For instance, in one study, the veterinary drugs' import subsector was characterized by lack of basic monitoring and data collection systems, poor quality drugs, unethical practice, a thriving unofficial trade over the borders and unlicensed importations [ 42].
