unmonitored

American  

[uhn-mahn-i-terd] / ʌnˈmɑn ɪ tərd /

adjective

1. not monitored; not tracked or checked.

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Example Sentences

Every detention facility is supposed to follow ICE standards that promise private meeting rooms, unmonitored legal calls, and secure legal mail.

From Slate

The terminations also “shirk commitments to participants, who braved personal risk to give the incredible gift of biological samples, understanding that their generosity would fuel scientific discovery and improve health”; “risk participant health” by abruptly stopping medications or leaving participants with unmonitored device implants; and “damage hard-earned public trust.”

From Los Angeles Times

"For people with diabetes, unmonitored fasting risks dangerous drops in blood sugar and promotes junk food intake during eating window. For older adults or those with chronic conditions, prolonged fasting may worsen frailty or accelerate muscle loss."

From BBC

My alarm about this library purge extends beyond pinning for earlier days of unmonitored library visits.

From Salon

These currently unmonitored chemicals were also present in the blubber of dolphin carcasses that had washed ashore, as well as in the sediment collected near the known dumping area.

From Los Angeles Times