Sentence examples for subject to continuous monitoring from inspiring English sources

A university whose name is synonymous with the perpetual archiving of books is now telling scholars that their crucial references can never be their property, and that their ongoing use of those works is subject to continuous monitoring and indefinite retention.

As the exiled WikiLeaks volunteer Jacob Appelbaum said to me this week in Berlin, "Surveillance makes you say 'yes' when your conscience says 'no.'" That is, when you are continuously surveilled, when your every word – even your private conversations, even your personal journals – are subject to continuous monitoring, you never have the space in which to think things through.

The performance of the 27 implants placed in these 20 patients is subject to continuous routine monitoring as recommended for a newly introduced system (Hujoel et al. 2013).

For further evaluation, the patient, her sister, and two additional family members with diabetes were subjected to continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) examination, by means of Medtronic Diabetes CGMS (Medtronic, Northridge, CA, USA).

It is thus subject to continuous change.

But "everyone" is not subject to continuous attacks because of the ignorance perpetuated by these scholars.

Trump's lawyers said in March that he has been subject to "continuous examination" by the IRS since 2002.

Until adulthood, comorbid disorders are subject to continuous development.

The cellular environment is subject to continuous and unpredictable changes.

Both of these techniques are not conducive to continuous monitoring.

In an ex vivo setting, multiple concentrations of PEG-NRs in PBS were subjected to continuous NIR laser irradiation (810 nm) dispersed by each implanted device, and the temperature of PEG-NR solutions was continuously monitored via infrared thermography.