Converse of object

• conduct: The system does not profile, conduct surveillance, or " data mine.

• undertake: Everyone charged with carrying out investigations and undertaking a surveillance in order to gather evidence, should find this book both informative and educational.

Adjective modifier

• covert: Covert surveillance Covert surveillance can be used by Public authorities.

• intrusive: Plainly these were the men who had been involved in the intrusive surveillance of me for the preceding three years.

• endoscopic: Standard endoscopic surveillance to date has not been always accurate in the diagnosis of rejection.

• communicable: Communicable disease surveillance relies heavily on patient identifiable information ( PII ) in order to perform its public health functions effectively.

• colonoscopic: In these cases, colonoscopic surveillance is usually recommended every five or six years.

• multilateral: King described the decisions at the spring meetings in Washington to focus the IMF on multilateral surveillance as a " big step forward.

Modifies a noun

• radar: If surveillance radar approach facility is also required, an additional charge of £ 77 + VAT per hour is payable.

• camera: We see through the surveillance camera at Mulder looking at the camera.

• aircraft: Behind the initial air defense force deployments came a plethora of reconnaissance and surveillance aircraft to monitor Iraqi activities and define orders of battle.

• endoscopy: Surveillance endoscopy with the zoom video endoscope was performed through the ileostomy.

• footage: Incidentally, I was shown surveillance footage of you today by my contact in the SIS.

• operation: This is a surveillance operation once the medicine is on the market.

Noun used with modifier

• post-marketing: After Phase 3 there is post-marketing surveillance to produce evidence of long term safety.

• influenza: Starting a $ 5.5 million initiative to improve influenza surveillance in Asia.

• battlefield: However, possible future applications for the Stratellite also extend to areas such as border control and battlefield surveillance as well as climate research.

• tuberculosis: Enhanced tuberculosis surveillance is maintained by electronic updates from several regions and then forwarded to the national dataset.

• disease: This would provide additional data to feed into the government disease surveillance schemes.

• health: The primary benefit of the health surveillance provision should be to detect adverse health effects at an early stage.