Sentence examples for reduction in monitoring from inspiring English sources

For those patients with demonstrated consistent adherence and engagement in care for five to 6 years, even further reduction in monitoring may be rational [ 12].

These studies necessarily begin in highly supervised hospital settings and progress through early feasibility, transitional, and, finally, pivotal trials, each with step-wise reduction in monitoring requirements as system performance and functionality are established under normal and stress conditions.

The new booking system may have caused an artificial reduction in monitored waiting time.

Abufayyah and colleagues [ 38] recently reported a proof-of-concept study investigating the use of DECT in monitoring reduction of tophus volume in 12 patients on urate-lowering therapy.

The method used by Roy and Barik (2010) was adopted in monitoring the reduction of Ag+ to Ag0 by measuring the absorption spectrum of each reaction mixture (silver nitrate solution + plant extracts) with a T-60 UV vis spectrophotometer.

QOL measurement could potentially be helpful in monitoring a reduction of functional capacity and in identifying other physical and emotional problems.

The purpose of this consultancy is to document Ghana's experiences in monitoring the reduction of inequities in the health and nutrition of women and children, and also addressing key bottlenecks and barriers to access and use of health and nutrition services by women and children.

Conventionally the hematoma block is used to reduce the fractures but it is done blindly and radiographic techniques have been essential and effective in monitoring these reductions [ 1].

They claim a 6x reduction in human monitoring needs with their tech.

He warned of risks to safety due to the reduced number of probation officers and reduction in prisoner monitoring.

It is also likely that CD4+ monitoring costs will decrease in the future, as point-of-care alternatives become available, so we also investigated how a 50% reduction in CD4+ monitoring costs would affect cost-effectiveness.