As senior year approaches, she meets with the student more often, monitoring his or her progress, helping with the college visits and interview and brainstorming and revising when it comes time to fill out the application.
Having collected forensic evidence of some unspecified violent crime from under his fingernails (a grisly, effective touch) and redressed him in formless hospital garb, these silent minders then march out of the room, to return only at occasional intervals to calm his hysterics with an injection, more often monitoring his behavior from a room looking down on the ward.
More often, monitoring is assigned to people or departments that mainly do something else.
Children from two-parent families were more often monitored with follow-up visits compared with single-parent children.
"More and more often, monitors feel the irresistible desire to penetrate border zones, closed nuclear sites, missile centres and so on," he said on Monday.
With the use of cognitive assessment tools such as the NCTR Operant Test Battery, significant adverse effects on specific brain functions have been demonstrated in the absence of effects on other, often more frequently monitored toxicological endpoints, including body weight, clinical chemistries, hematologies, and urinalyses.
In response to the Hanssen case, Attorney General John Ashcroft said today that he and Louis J. Freeh, director of the F.B.I., have agreed to use polygraph testing more often in monitoring agents involved in counterintelligence.
Instead, without even realizing it, doctors in such areas simply see their patients twice as often, monitoring their conditions ever more closely, Dr. Wennberg said.
If you do not feel comfortable approaching another person about this, maybe you should help your friend by being with him/her more often to monitor and take care of him/her.
Most studied cohorts have consisted of subjects that were white, heavier than control samples, recruited from tertiary care centers, and often monitored more frequently and thoroughly than patients receiving care in the community.
More and more often, these monitors are being used outside of the operating room (OR), to monitor sedation in ICUs, emergency rooms, and radiology and gastroenterology suites [ 12].
