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Significados de national monitoring en inglés
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Uso de national monitoring en inglés
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This study provides baseline information for establishing nationalmonitoring programs in Indonesia.
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So far, however, nationalmonitoring of pesticides in crops is absent.
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Also, there could be an independent, nationalmonitoring system for complications.
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Methods employed for regional and nationalmonitoring of diabetes have been too inaccurate or too expensive.
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The results were reported back to the pig industry as part of the nationalmonitoring investigations.
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In Australia, as opposed to the US, all police shootings are subject to nationalmonitoring by law.
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This requires an effective nationalmonitoring and toxicovigilance system supported and financed by government across the borders of the German federal states.
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A panel of the BfR Committee for the Assessment of Poisonings has already developed proposals for a nationalmonitoring scheme of poisoning incidents.
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The short IPAQ form "last 7 d recall" is recommended for nationalmonitoring and the long form for research requiring more detailed assessment.
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The failure to transmit real-time, actionable data to key individuals such as clinicians, patients, and nationalmonitoring and evaluation teams may negatively impact patient care.
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NationalMonitoring of Poisonings) and control practice protecting the public.
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The NationalMonitoring Study of Student Achievement assessed children in Years 4 and 8 in 2016.
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Results from the NationalMonitoring Project show 37 % of students in their last year of primary school dislike science.
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This declaration has some activities that are dual-use, Mr Hussam Mohammed Amin, head of the Iraqi NationalMonitoring Directorate told a news conference.
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The latest NationalMonitoring Study of Student Achievement is out, having tested four thousand students at two areas of English - listening and viewing.
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The NationalMonitoring Study of Student Achievement said the figure for children in Year 8 was the worst of any subject in the curriculum.