Sentence examples for supplementary monitoring from inspiring English sources

To better capture the within-city variability of pollutant concentrations, MESA Air conducted a supplementary monitoring campaign targeting the study cohort from July 2005 through August 2009.

And this is demonstrated in our global projects, such as the mine awareness-and-risk reduction components of the International Mine Action Standards and the supplementary monitoring and evaluation guidelines; in our "how to" manuals (generously supported by the USA and Japan) - and in UNICEF's country projects and programmes in 34 countries, including Ethiopia.

Although many sources and exposure environments may be important, existing and supplementary monitoring evidence suggests that an initial subset of key source categories, including ports, roadways, industrial centers, and biomass burning can form the basis for studies in the nearer term, while others may be identified in future source apportionment studies.

We modeled on a 2-week time scale because of the 2-week sampling of MESA Air supplementary monitoring instruments; this allows for flexible aggregation of predictions to time scales of interest for health effects analyses (e.g., 12 months before clinic visit).

Health state costs included the costs of treatment and monitoring (Supplementary tables 3 6), and the costs associated with blindness (Supplementary table 2).

Conclusions: Continuous recording of the electrical diaphragmatic activity during weaning of prolonged ventilation in incommunicable patients can be used as supplementary parameter in monitoring the respiratory function.

After applying these filters, the operator can demand a supplementary in situ monitoring activity or can make the VGI reports directly visible both locally and remotely to other municipalities.

We have shown that supplementary continuous glucose monitoring provided in a routine clinical setting leads to better glycaemic control and reduced risk of macrosomia.

Our results suggest that the use of supplementary continuous glucose monitoring as an educational tool during pregnancy is associated with improved maternal glycaemic control.

26 27 We offered supplementary continuous glucose monitoring for up to seven days at intervals of 4-6 weeks between 8 and 32 weeks' gestation as our experience suggested that women had greater discomfort using continuous glucose monitoring in later pregnancy.

In 2 of the 5 individuals that tested positive during the trial, their infection recurred (9 10 weeks after the previous infection), and in 1 case this relapse was prolonged (over the final 7 weeks of monitoring) (Supplementary Table 2).