Sentence examples for under active surveillance from inspiring English sources

In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, terrorists had a housing compound under "active surveillance," said the American Embassy spokeswoman, Carol Kalin.

Currently, men with low-risk localised prostate cancer are put under "active surveillance", which means monitoring the disease but providing no treatment unless it becomes more severe.

About three other people are under active surveillance, including the sailor questioned over the weekend and an Air Force service member who was a linguist at the base, two defense officials said.

Accurate imaging techniques could be very important to monitor a possible evolution of the disease under active surveillance.

Low-risk patients suffering from prostate cancer (PCa) are currently placed under active surveillance rather than undergoing radical prostatectomy.

This overlap applied to the 105 children aged 5 17 months who were under active surveillance between May 2007 and April 2008.

Higher growth monitoring coverage rates (≥ 90%, the UNHCR standard) of children under-five or active surveillance for malnourished children would increase the ability of UNHCR and its partners to identify and treat cases of acute malnutrition.

Centers conduct active surveillance under Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act waivers of consent using networks of endocrinologists (pediatric and adult), as well other health care providers, hospitals, community health centers, clinical and administrative data systems, and electronic medical records.

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence recommends that men are monitored under the START (Study of Active Surveillance versus Radical Treatement in Patients with Favourable-Risk Prostate Cancer) trial protocol, an ongoing trial where men have their PSA level measured regularly, and undergo prostate biopsy every 2 years (http://www.cancer.gov/clinicaltrials/CAN-NCIC-CTG-PR11).

Another speaker, Harvey Blumenthal, a C.I.A. official who is on loan to the National Infrastructure Protection Center, a federal agency created by President Bill Clinton, said a review of reports received by the federal government since Sept. 11 showed that electric installations "are under active physical surveillance".

Very young children and the elderly were underrepresented in the study sample compared to other populations under active pneumonia surveillance in Thailand [13], [14].