Sentence examples for surveillance of changes from inspiring English sources
The analysis is designed to be used for overall surveillance of changes in a pathway in different experimental conditions.
Ongoing surveillance of changes in population levels of the major NCD risk factors is crucial if we are to understand the success or otherwise of preventive efforts.
In addition, surveillance of changes in blood glucose needs to be improved, preferably using continuous measurements, because intermittent analysis is limited by its risk for delayed assessment and correction of hypoglycaemic and hyperglycemic episodes.
Due to the low uptake of defaulters to the PTK [ 8] the effectiveness of this tool for surveillance of changes in HPV prevalence post vaccination is limited and is therefore unlikely to be repeated.
Continued surveillance of the changes of resistance patterns and virulence profiles of clinical and nonclinical E. coli isolates is warranted.
Effective surveillance of these changes in the range and seasonality of various infectious diseases, and their health consequences, is needed to minimise future risks for humans and animals.
The camera can also be used for "surveillance of environmental change and offshore pollution".
Traceability is important in postmarketing surveillance of biologics, since changes in the manufacturing process may give rise to product- or batch-specific risks.
We found that the comparatively poor bone contrast, due to the low water content of cortical bone, and the residual metal artifact, especially distorting the periacetabular anatomy, means that using MARS MRI as a mode of detection and surveillance of periprosthetic bony changes remains a challenge, and is largely unreliable.
The Bavarian Health and Food Safety Authority (LGL) aimed to assess whether this legal demand was met by the hospitals and if the results of surveillance induces changes concerning management of hospital hygiene.
The decline in incidence rates are unlikely to have occurred because of changes in surveillance; no modifications in the diagnostic criteria for meningococcal disease were made, and only passive surveillance was conducted throughout the entire study period.
