Sentence examples for more common monitoring from inspiring English sources

As the use of treatments involving a behavioral intervention become more common, monitoring adherence of their implementation will be as important as monitoring drug adherence.

By creating a continuous surface of ambient PM2.5 levels, we gained several advantages over the more common "monitor averaging" approach.

In small herds it may be more common to monitor each cow using individual CMT-tests just after calving.

The more common functions of monitoring, such as anomaly detection, depend upon up to date monitoring state that is as close to real time as possible.

Intermittent auscultation via stethoscope or handheld Doppler is more common than electronic fetal monitoring methods in low-resource settings where fetal heart rate monitoring is available.

With large scale systems becoming more common place, several recent monitoring systems have abandoned centralised communication models [5]-[8].

Finally, given that home monitoring is more common in premature infants, the full-term infants referred for monitoring may represent a high-risk group because of the reasons that they were referred for monitoring.

As the applications of near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) continue to broaden and long-term clinical monitoring becomes more common, minimizing signal artifacts due to patient movement becomes more pressing.

Far more common is to sign a monitoring service contract with a home security company -- usually at least a two- or three-year commitment.

Side-effects of TB medicines and other complications are also more common, which warrants close clinical monitoring [ 73].

Because NHANES is not well suited for monitoring rare medical conditions such as pernicious anemia, the roundtable found the question posed by Carmel as to whether monitoring the more common subclinical deficiency has public health merit (9) to be a helpful anchor point for their overall dialogue.