Sentence examples for unnecessary monitoring from inspiring English sources

Predictably, the bill drew fire from gun enthusiasts, including the Hawaii Rifle Association, which said it would subject law-abiding citizens to unnecessary monitoring. .

However, misclassifying healthy but constitutionally small babies, may lead to unnecessary monitoring and interventions [ 29].

[Cardiologists] complained that many [patients] come to unnecessary monitoring visits, but now I think it is working better".

New imaging tools and markers are sought for earlier detection of serious cardiovascular morbidity partly to enable preventive measures, but also to spare low risk patients from unnecessary monitoring [72,73].

Agricultural landscape management is an effective measure as it would at the same time simplify risk management and in part make it unnecessary to monitor compliance with risk mitigation measures (here: spraying distances).

Three wards considered any monitoring unnecessary.

NOACs have a predictable anticoagulant response, making regular laboratory monitoring unnecessary.

The IHR made valuable contributions in various areas, including issuing clear-cut reports from afflicted countries, integrating information from diverse sources, and monitoring unnecessary human rights limitations (26).

George Rutherglen, a legal ethics specialist at the University of Virginia, said the monitoring was unnecessary because "there are ways to get this information now".

Explicit growth monitoring is unnecessary during the mammalian cell cycle.

Only one respondent felt regular monitoring was unnecessary otherwise the polypill would become unfeasible, although he highlighted the dose would need to be considered safe enough.