Sentence examples for urine monitoring from inspiring English sources

The probation report, obtained by the television station WLWT in Cincinnati and made available to The Associated Press, recommended that Strawberry "remain under supervision with enhanced treatment sanctions and continued urine monitoring two to three times per week".

Other products include surgical slings for treating stress urinary incontinence, natural and synthetic devices for treating pelvic floor and vaginal prolapse, devices and radioactive seeds for treating prostate cancer, urine monitoring and collection systems, ureteral stents and devices used in ureteroscopic procedures and stone removal.

Upon implementation of a response plan developed by the Methyl Parathion Health Sciences Steering Committee, environmental sampling and urine monitoring were provided for eligible households.

More specifically, in an early meta-analysis carried out by Coster et al. (9), blood or urine monitoring was not found to have any significant effect on A1C.

We assessed timely completion of the exposure questionnaire, agreement of women's estimated day of ovulation (EDO) and the EDO by expert review, and agreement between the EDO by expert review and by blinded urine monitoring.

Participants in the blood monitoring arm were taught how to use the Ascensia Contour meter; those in the urine monitoring arm were taught how to use Diastix urine strips and all participants were provided with two pots of test strips.

Last June, Urban Treatment Associates in Camden hired Mr. Devoureau as a part-time urine monitor; his job was to make sure that people recovering from addiction did not substitute someone else's urine for their own during regular drug testing.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has not required that Crestor patients have their urine monitored to detect kidney side effects.

Of the 26 cycles evaluated with blinded hormonal monitoring, the Peak Day "best quality" algorithm, based upon cervical fluid, identified ovulation ± 3 days of the urine monitor in 24 cycles (92%).

However, what was unclear was whether a cheaper method of self-monitoring (such as urine glucose monitoring) could produce comparable benefit and patient acceptability for less cost.

Notwithstanding these limitations, urine glucose monitoring is supported by the IDF in those situations in which blood glucose monitoring is not accessible or affordable, particularly in resource-poor settings (23).