In the end, doctors must monitor a tendency toward any unusual practices, said Lerner, author of "When Illness Goes Public: Celebrity Patients and How We Look at Medicine".
Central power has usually monitored centrifugal tendencies very closely, and clamped down on them if feeling threatened.
For example, an intelligent agent can be programmed to monitor scheduling tendencies and then perform scheduling tasks automatically.
Something of the pattern of those days has stayed with me, but I try now to monitor my tendencies towards solitude.
Therefore, by embedding sensors at every 10 mm depth from the surface of reinforced concrete, we can monitor the corrosion tendency causing penetration of chloride ions with respect to depth.
Some of the other methods, which are used for prevention from fouling in boilers, are wet pretreatment of brown coal-fired power utility boiler, using mineral additives in coal-fired utility boiler, monitoring of fouling tendencies, chemical treatment technology: targeted in furnace injection (TIFI) technology, etc. [44].
Using centrally located monitors has a tendency to underestimate exposures (Serrano-Trespalacios et al. 2004).
Parents also provide social norms related to appropriate behavior, as well as having an important function in the supervision and monitoring of adolescents' tendencies towards inappropriate behavior.
Differentiation was monitored by the tendency of individuals to choose three or more different response options (from the four offered in the query) when expressing standpoints on the five vaccination programs evaluated.
Busily monitoring our well-known tendency to strident self-importance, earnest American practitioners of personal diplomacy can risk missing the genuinely humbling lesson of being abroad: an awareness of how bewildering another country's own blend of boorishness and fervent belief, of openness and defiance, of backwardness and progress and of internal dissensions can be.
