However, the development of more complex monitoring and decision-making functionality is needed to fully exploit the protocol's capabilities, but is a huge research topic on its own.
However, high-risk patients who have more traumatic surgery are at a high risk of hypovolemia and cardiac dysfunction, which cannot be detected without more complex monitoring.
Due to these limitations, and based on the high concordance between use of a log book and an electronic monitoring approach, the use of a low cost, low tech log book may be preferred over more complex adherence monitors, especially in real-world practice settings.
Thus, a firm's environment becomes more complex and monitoring becomes more important (Young et al., 2008).
The proposed microfluidic pressure sensor offers more usage flexibility for flow rate, finger motion monitoring and the potentials for more complex human motion monitoring applications.
A combined analysis of three mathematical models, investigating a wide range of monitoring alternatives, but particularly focused on whether viral load monitoring would be cost-effective, found that committing resources to the expansion of ART coverage is likely to generate greater health gains than more complex and expensive monitoring approaches in most circumstances [ 30].
Nonetheless, compromises of precision for low data and resource demands are likely to be acceptable to health programme and intervention managers wishing to approximate the coverage of their intervention without the need for more complex and expensive monitoring systems and both Methods 3 and 4 are likely to satisfy this need.
Website filtering is more complex, and involves monitoring and sending you alerts regarding online behaviors.
As district attorney, Ms. Snyder said, she would focus on white-collar crimes like mortgage fraud and identity theft that affect everyday residents, while monitoring more complex issues like securities and insurance fraud.
Designing, implementing and monitoring more complex national malaria control programmes will require staff skilled in many disciplines, and substantial funding will be needed to sustain these more complex control programmes, even though the burden of the disease is falling.
