Sentence examples for monitoring systematic from inspiring English sources

It is obvious that the longer the AF episode lasts, the greater the chance it will be identified by heart rate monitoring, systematic ECG, or a clinical examination.

In Australia, the CDC system is efficiently organized with ongoing monitoring, systematic responses along agreed lines, well-defined roles, and very good service delivery (Professor R Speare, personal communication).

The assumed linkages and relationships represented in country-specific causal models can generate a series of questions that can be explored through routine monitoring, systematic documentation of implementation (preferably prospective), and other forms of systematic inquiry around implementation such as operational or action research.

Ecosystems monitoring: Systematic sustained studies of ecosystem health in proximity to large CAFOs are needed, including effects of input spikes during spills or flooding events.

Ghosn's wife has lodged a formal appeal to Human Rights Watch, a non-government organization that monitors systematic state abuse, seeking support to have her husband released while he awaits trial.

Standard beads were run with every sample and were used to monitor systematic instrument errors.

Second, although the data were collected in a uniform fashion at each of the regional ICUs and much of this was directly linked from bedside monitors, systematic manual auditing of the information was not performed.

Patient safety was monitored by systematic monitoring of adverse events and serious adverse events; each was reviewed by a clinical member of the team for relatedness to trial interventions (in line with an extension to the CONSORT statement 21).

Kaser DJ, Racowsky C. Reply: Clinical outcomes following selection of human preimplantation embryos with time-lapse monitoring: a systematic review.

Kaser DJ, Racowsky C. Clinical outcomes following selection of human preimplantation embryos with time-lapse monitoring: a systematic review.

The gain in measurement sensitivity, sets new challenges to the monitoring of systematic effects, in particular effects associated with magnetic field changes that are correlated with the switching of the electric field and which may mimic a false nEDM signal.