Sentence examples for monitoring of previous from inspiring English sources

A front-page article yesterday about efforts by the F.B.I. to interview prospective political demonstrators in advance of the Republican National Convention in New York misidentified the Justice Department office that found the bureau's monitoring of previous protests to be constitutional.

Correction: August 17, 2004, Tuesday A front-page article yesterday about efforts by the F.B.I. to interview prospective political demonstrators in advance of the Republican National Convention in New York misidentified the Justice Department office that found the bureau's monitoring of previous protests to be constitutional.

As with non-periodic components this would necessitate extension of the Component Model Probe to support the monitoring of previous transmissions and maintenance of historic payload size data.

Most infants were referred for home monitoring because of previous apnea events (61%) or prematurity (18%); other reasons included gastroesophageal reflux disease (9%), being a sibling of a SIDS baby (3%), previous bradycardia events (2%), apparent life-threatening events (1%), cardiac problems (0.25%), seizures (0.1%), and other (6%).

In 13 meetings there was no monitoring of the previous actions (59.1%).

Most of the infants were being monitored because of previous apnea events related to premature birth; others, including some full-term infants, were being monitored for reasons such as gastroesophageal reflux disease.

All the studies had some degree of methodological weakness (or lack of clarity in what was reported): only 11 out of 20 studies used validated devices for all methods of monitoring, and only six provided evidence of blinding of those conducting the monitoring to previous blood pressure results.

The participants' perceptions of quality care often focused on close monitoring of the PPCT; previous studies have cited the importance of close monitoring to patients during a clinical trial [ 2, 17].

Lattice [79] is a monitoring platform for virtual resources which attempts to overcome the limitations of previous monitoring tools, including Ganglia and Nagios, that do not address elasticity, dynamism and frequent change.

This tool breaks with many of the conventions of previous monitoring systems and leverages a multi-tier P2P architecture in order to achieve in situ monitoring without the need for dedicated monitoring infrastructure.

But the BBC is closely monitoring the situation – mindful of previous rows about standards.