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Methods: The clinical course in 30 patients with HHT was monitored prospectively.
Pubmed
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The financial industry has closely monitored regulators' progress toward finishing the requirements.
Reuters
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Researchers monitored patients for complications and deaths within 30 days of surgery.
Reuters
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The trial will be externally monitored according to Good Clinical Practice standards.
Pubmed
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Treatment fidelity, group attendance and resources used in intervention delivery were monitored.
Pubmed
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The ethnicity of party members would be monitored in future, Webbe said.
The Guardian
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Runners and staff will have their temperatures and health monitored, organisers said.
Reuters
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Adverse effects are common with terlipressin and need to be monitored strictly.
Pubmed
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The trial of the new teams would be closely monitored, he said.
Radio NZ
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The trial of the new teams will be closely monitored, he said.
Radio NZ
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Vital signs, safety chemistries and hematology, and adverse events were monitored throughout.
Pubmed
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Clinical signs and immune responses were monitored for 8 days after challenge.
Pubmed
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The bank said it carefully monitored new regulatory developments like Basel III.
Reuters
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Movement disorder, side effects and treatment adherence were monitored throughout the study.
Pubmed
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Now, however, it appears that poorly monitored faulty equipment was to blame.
The Guardian
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Dissidents say they are routinely monitored and harassed by state security agents.
Reuters
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