Sentence examples for more specific monitoring from inspiring English sources

Case-specific monitoring is based on a hypothesis of an already observed effect within the environmental risk assessment and needs a more specific monitoring.

Anti-IIa activity has been reported as a more specific monitoring parameter for direct thrombin inhibitors (DTIs), in particular in the ICU setting where close monitoring is needed [ 22].

For instance, reviewers could usefully point out that there was only small-scale observational evidence for a particular adverse outcome, while a different adverse effect was more comprehensively evaluated by specific monitoring in randomized studies.

We reasoned that elucidation of the biological role of caspase-2 would be facilitated by the development of more specific tools for monitoring its activity, and by identification of additional substrates.

Research into caspase-2 would benefit from more specific tools to monitor its activity.

Recombinant-allergen-based diagnostic tests enable the dissection and monitoring of the molecular reactivity profiles of allergic patients, resulting in more specific diagnosis, disease monitoring, prevention and therapy.

This marker of inflammation homeostasis seems more specific and sensitive to monitor septic patients as compared with C-reactive protein, or even cytokines that are not so easy to routinely measure.

Thus our results confirm the value of monitoring these more specific syndromes in discriminating between influenza and RSV activity in the population.

As a consequence it is important to develop monitoring systems to better understand these changes in the terrestrial biosphere as well to inform managers about disturbance agents more typically captured through specific monitoring programs (such as focused on insect, fire, or agricultural conditions).

Radiolabeled therapeutics might provide an earlier, more specific diagnosis and facilitate monitoring of treatment efficacy.

To make these things happen, permits must be more specific, more scientifically based, and monitored for longer than the usual 5 years or less, the report says.