Sentence examples for practices for monitoring from inspiring English sources
The lack of comparability in state standards and current practices for monitoring achievement gaps has raised concerns among researchers and policy-analysts (Linn, Baker, & Betebenner, 2002; Linn, 2003).
The standard also outlines practices for monitoring the impact of harvests over time.
A 2011 survey attempted to assess current practices for monitoring HIV-TB co-infection in the EU/EEA.
To improve information management practices for monitoring the availability of health services, the World Health Organization has proposed the use of the Health Resources Availability Mapping System (HeRAMS) tool.
Use of the unprocessed EEG and its spectrogram to develop a neurophysiological-based paradigm tailored to pediatric practices for monitoring anesthetic state requires studying in children the spatio-temporal dynamics of brain responses to anesthetics.
There was a wide range of practices for monitoring and management related to type 2 diabetes (Table 1 ).
The data suggest that the measurement of sputum markers may have an important role in clinical practice for monitoring COPD.
Before this invention, the standard practice for monitoring combustion by-products involved lengthy, labor-intensive sample extractions and preparations that could require several weeks.
Treatment costs were based on an estimated of 3.5 outpatient visits a year over 10 years for treatment of PVD, based on current Israeli protocols and practice for monitoring PVD patients for any deterioration, every 3 to 4 months.
Currently, MRD assessment is increasingly applied in clinical practice for monitoring ALL that may provide physicians enough information to intervene the planned treatment of a patient earlier with intensification of chemotherapy or allogeneic stem cell transplantation.
Although further research is required to support these findings, the concept of perseverance time may be considered a useful additional instrument in health policy and clinical practice for monitoring carers' need for support and for planning the transition of care from home to a nursing home.
