Sentence examples for poor for monitoring from inspiring English sources

This is consistent with findings from previous studies from healthy subjects and AN patients, showing that BMI does not accurately reflect body composition, especially fatness, and may be especially poor for monitoring disease progression and response to treatment.

For these reasons, incident reports which are specifically flagged as involving a patient with intellectual disabilities are likely to be a small subset of the incidents that actually take place and are consequently a poor method for monitoring patient safety issues in this group of people.

The review found that Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust's data for monitoring the outcome of surgery had been "uniquely poor".

Disqualified from combat duty during World War II by poor vision, he developed logistical systems for bomber raids and statistical systems for monitoring troops and supplies.

Problems with coordination for monitoring.

Or Bush could emulate former President Jimmy Carter by building homes for the poor, monitoring overseas elections to guard against fraud, and winning the Nobel Peace Prize.

The biggest let down, however, is the poor sleep monitoring.

All of our measures of PM exposure were based only on the MESA Air fixed ambient air monitors, as we were not able to integrate CSN data into our exposure estimates due to the well-documented poor comparability of monitoring methods, notably for OC and EC, during the monitoring period [ 43].

There are few universal best known practices or tools and many grid and cluster monitoring tools remain in common usage despite being a poor fit for cloud monitoring.

This led to a lot of interruptions in treatment and poor laboratory monitoring for patients who started treatment before and during the selected research period (2002 07), as already reported by Kabugo et al. 32 The WHO "3 by 5" initiative and the Global and Bush funds later brought great improvement both in increasing the number of patients starting ART and in their monitoring.

Deadly combination of poor governance, corruption, lack of awareness, crime and poor facilities to monitor and secure supply chains results in hospitals distributing death for free, en mass.