Sentence examples for monitoring of players from inspiring English sources

In what could become the first concussion-related class action against the N.F.L., a group of former players — including two players who retired within the past two years — is seeking monetary damages for injured players as well as changes in the medical monitoring of players, an action experts say may push boundaries in both law and science.

The governing body - formerly known as the International Rugby Board - said that as a result of the incident it was investigating ways of improving the monitoring of players during a game.

Body and gesture monitoring of professional players will improve tennis performance as machine and coach co-diagnose the movements of the player.

The middle group would have the same problem if it sought damages for injuries, Issacharoff said, but would most likely succeed in being certified as a class if it sought changes in the monitoring of retired players.

As based on national team physicians' perceived rating of importance, the five most important 'intrinsic' and 'extrinsic' risk factors for non-contact injury are presented in table 2. All 32 teams confirmed undertaking testing and monitoring of their players during both the pre-training camp and World Cup tournament.

However, Paterson, who was inducted into the SRU Hall of Fame on Thursday, insists that his main focus will be monitoring the progress of players with a view to his dream team for the World Cup.

"We are still monitoring a number of players injury-wise and with another intensive round of European games to come, including the Wasps-Harlequins and Sale-Clermont games on Sunday, there are likely to be additions to the squad," said head coach Stuart Lancaster.

During the experiment we monitored the fraction of players who actually played in each round.

Those in charge of monitoring players for concussion, meanwhile, seem to be still getting acquainted with the system.

That might be enough to prompt other teams to consider the possibilities of monitoring their players' sleep patterns.

This action must include detailed programs in each country, tight monitoring - similar to the monitoring of nuclear activities - with participation of players at all levels:  the international community, development partners, national governments and their criminal justice systems, the policy makers in each nation, religious elites, civil society and the local communities.