Our investigation underscores the necessity of close monitoring of occurrences of Bacillus spp. in tracheal aspirates since clustering of such cases could be an indication of single source contamination.
This correlates well to the notion that during monitoring for occurrence of ADEs, the use of anti-histamines and anti-allergic medications give a clue for further evaluation of ADEs.
To monitor for occurrence of false-positive samples, negative controls were included during extraction of the tick DNA (one control sample for each six tick samples, with a minimum of two controls).
The presence of a trainer at all exercise sessions will allow close monitoring of the occurrence of injuries or adverse events during training and in response to training.
The concept of the 'date of diagnosis' is a key element in cancer registration and public health monitoring of cancer occurrence and survival.
Identification of such predisposing genetic traits and monitoring of their occurrence in influenza viruses A (H1N1) and other influenza viruses should continue.
In addition, we believe sentinel-based programs could facilitate adaptive monitoring of disease occurrence where the likelihood of horizontal transmission is great and/or spatial epidemiology is uncertain.
Monitoring of HCC occurrence was performed by measurement of AFP levels and ultrasonography every 3 months in cirrhotic patients and every 6 months in non-cirrhotic patients.
Similar trends may have occurred in other affluent populations for which available data do not permit annual monitoring of cancer occurrence.
The main strength is that the study is based on a very comprehensive health care claims database which covers a large and geographically diverse Swiss population and allows for a good and low cost monitoring of diabetes occurrence.
Given that the numbers rose in the latter half of the 12-year study period, however, the group wrote that closer monitoring of cancer occurrences in Fort Chipewyan will be justified in the coming years and that future studies should track a cohort of residents who have lived in the area within the past 20 30 years.
