Public interest in the use of parameters for monitoring food safety, tracking disease outbreaks and documenting animal welfare is increasing.
Absolute CD4 T cell counts and haemoglobin level are the most important parameters for monitoring progression of HIV to AIDS and also the improvement after initiation of antiretroviral therapy (ARV).
Therefore, EMPs are practical parameters for monitoring the condition of patients with COPD.
International organizations increasingly require estimates of forest parameters to monitor the state of and changes in forest resources, the sustainability of forest practices and the role of forests in the carbon cycle.
Its ability to give a real-time indication of tissue oxygenation makes it a preferred parameter for monitoring the adequacy of hemodynamics.
Together with these published observations, our data might suggest that the examination of the respiratory system could be an important parameter for monitoring the progression of AD.
The level of physical activity is one of the most important parameters to monitor the evolution of some physical and mental disorders, e.g., obesity or depression.
It is an excellent, though evasive, parameter for monitoring the course of liver disease and treatment efficiency.
The change in EVLW is a useful parameter for monitoring the evolution of cardiogenic pulmonary oedema, acute lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS).
ELWI is a sensitive bedside parameter for monitoring the course of lung injury after acid aspiration.
Therefore, we also included these parameters to monitor the effect of the NA-2 treatment in the arthritic model.
