Sentences with phrase «less monitoring»

This will thus require less monitoring while providing a high level of assurance that the remedial process is working as intended.

In general, low - risk women will need less monitoring in labor.

Children with shared residence might be less monitored if the parents fail to communicate.

It also requires less monitoring than range or oven cooking.

We feel that schools, school districts, states and the federal government are requiring ever - increasing technology time without informed input from parents, and with little oversight of the effects of these devices and programs on children's health and even less monitoring of their academic effectiveness.

chools, school districts, states and the federal government are requiring ever - increasing technology time without informed input from parents, and with little oversight of the effects of these devices and programs on children's health and even less monitoring of their academic effectiveness.

And unlike the New Horizons flyby, which didn't spend enough time loitering to even map both of Pluto's hemispheres at high resolution, much less monitor changes on the surface, an orbiter that remains in the Pluto system for several years would be able to do both.

The more kids know early on about their personal responsibility, as well as the consequences of poor judgment on the Internet, the better prepared they will be when they become less monitored and less controlled.

Segal said the basic income should replace Ontario Works and the Ontario Disability Support Program payments, but be slightly more generous, and it should come with less monitoring and administration than those programs.

Scale scores between 17 and 26 represented the group who perceived less monitoring was needed and scores equal to 27 represented views that parental monitoring was about the same.

A baby swing with power cord will require less monitoring and you can use it at any time of the day.

Two out of three parents make suggestions to their children as to how they should behave on social networks and respond to friend requests made by people they do not know, yet parents tend to consider adolescents and pre-adolescents as most at risk, whereas younger children are less monitored.

Alternatively, this category might have also characterized adolescents who noted the need for «more» monitoring on the majority (at least five areas) of areas but might have chosen «less monitoring» or «about the same» for a few items thus, increasing the overall score for this variable.