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Meanings of close monitoring in English

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Usage of close monitoring in English
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Serious infections are frequent in daily practice and close monitoring is required.
Pubmed
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Severe adverse events that require close monitoring include hepatotoxicity and lipid abnormalities.
Pubmed
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But are we willing to accept such close monitoring of our driving?
The Irish Times
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We recommend close monitoring of psychometric issues in future multisite studies.
Pubmed
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COMPETITORS Potential rivals demanded close monitoring of fulfillment of approval terms.
Reuters
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All booking channels will remain active for the close monitoring of demand patterns.
Reuters
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We are asking for vigilance and close monitoring in areas identified as hotspots.
The South African
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At the same time, very close monitoring is warranted, he said.
Reuters
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A close monitoring of urinary function and of bladder distension is, therefore, advisable.
Pubmed
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Her surgery was successful and she's now being managed with regular, close monitoring.
Radio NZ
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The close monitoring of people by the government was still in full force.
Dayworld Breakup
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The agency said close monitoring without a spinal tap remains an equally valid option.
Reuters
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Fortunately in New Zealand, we have close monitoring of our fisheries, Mr Clement said.
Radio NZ
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If the market rallies, the fund's value will plummet, so close monitoring is a must.
Wired
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Health authorities said the person had been moved to a designated isolation area for close monitoring.
Radio NZ
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Toxicity is substantial, therefore careful patient selection, close monitoring and early management of toxicities is advised.
Pubmed
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