Sentence examples for surveillance done from inspiring English sources

There were clearly personal surveillance done at these locations.

If the technology is available to the social elites, he says, it is in the best interest of ordinary citizens to adapt it for themselves, to carry out what he calls "sousveillance," that is, surveillance done from below.

Glenn Greenwald, the American journalist living in Brazil who has reported on documents provided by Edward J. Snowden, the former N.S.A. contractor, said he was working with Globo on a report about "surveillance done for industrial and economic advantage," a prominent concern that Ms. Rousseff referred to on Friday.

Antimicrobial resistance surveillance done Nepal Public Health Laboratory (NPHL) found that ESBL E. coli were susceptible to imipenem (98.5%%), amikacin (96.1 %) followed by nitrofurantoin (89.2%%) and chloramphenicol (90.8 %) [ 33].

In a case-control study of colonoscopy surveillance done as "usual care" in 315 kidney transplant recipients compared with 630 general population controls referred for screening colonoscopy (and therefore unlikely to be truly at "average risk" owing to referral bias), Park and colleagues reported prevalences of 7.0% for advanced adenomas and 1.9% for cancers.

We need active prospective surveillance done through general practices and/or vaccine clinics to detect any untoward side effects occurring in, say, the first 3,000 4,000 adults and children vaccinated with any vaccine, where the composition has been changed from what was used previously.

How much more surveillance do we need?

But surveillance does need more scrutiny.

"Data surveillance didn't prevent the Boston bombings.

"I'm not saying that warrantless surveillance did.

But effective surveillance does not require total secrecy.