Sentence examples for a useful alert from inspiring English sources

The trending was seen as a useful alert and warning, for example, during sedation reduction/interruption.

Among positive representations of PIEM, patients cited interpretations such as " part of a scarring or healing process", " a necessity in order to achieve recovery", " a useful alert to reconsider diagnosis or treatment", or a protective signal, an indication of the "limits" beyond which one must not go.

The issuing of an (useful) alert is understandably a complex activity involving arrays of sensor networks and data on one side and much work in processing and analyzing data on the other, so as to have a minimum degree of reliability.

Anger can be a useful signal, alerting us that something is amiss, but if we don't explore what truly makes us angry, anger isolates us from our heart's intelligence and our connection with others.

At that time, very detailed and informative local weather reports for Long Island were pre-empted by broad and far less useful alert system warnings.

However, one of the greatest barriers to developing more clinically useful alert systems is the paucity of empirical evidence of the risk associated with the vast majority of alerts.

In Hong Kong, Typhoon Vicente caused city authorities to steadily hoist its typhoon warnings on Monday night — eventually reaching the highest level, No. 10, on Tuesday morning — and there were useful alerts as the storm approached the territory.

In this sense Mr. Johnson's book is a useful and timely alert by a man with robustly contrarian views.

With popular options including a sunroof, navigation system, blind spot monitors, a THX surround-sound stereo and a backup camera (with a useful feature that alerts you to traffic approaching from either side), my test car's window sticker came to $41,370.

Nevertheless TCPO2, which is a real-time indicator of the perfusion of microcirculation can be a useful additional tool to alert the physician when distal injuries occur.

COHb levels were highest in positive patients presenting with headache (8.7%; range 4 33.3%), which would suggest that it would be a useful trigger symptom to alert clinicians to the possibility of CO poisoning.