Sentence examples for aid alerting from inspiring English sources
Ms. Colon said school officials rushed to her aid, alerting her mother and the police.
In addition, high renal RI may aid in alerting them to monitor hemoglobin levels even if patients have no sign of anemia or advanced renal failure on the basis of eGFR.
On Monday, Kenneth Chamberlain's family filed suit against White Plains police for killing the 68-year-old African-American ex-marine last November after he had accidentally activated his medical-aid alert.
Rite Aid said it was alerting customers who had bought scooters and was offering a full refund.
Designed to speed up medical intervention after an emergency, the GoodSAM app alerts nearby first aid trained 'Good Samaritans' who have signed up and informs them that help is needed nearby.
Mr. Ashraf, who says he sees himself as a digital aid worker, immediately alerted other Iranian contacts to block surveillance of their Web traffic.
Officials with the aid group have said that the rebels — members of the Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda and the Mai Mai — left the villages on Aug. 3, and that later that day a local administrator alerted aid organizations in the area to the mass rapes.
The knowledge of key differentiating MRI characteristics in common and uncommon disease entities of the paediatric sellar and juxtasellar regions, in conjunction with the clinical findings, undoubtedly aids in alerting and guiding the clinician down the appropriate path of management.
Results aid brand managers in employing visuals more effectively, alerting them that the more intuitive choices for front-of-package designs might not be the most suitable ones.
In any case, the model is an aid to clinical decision making, providing quantitative information and alerting medical teams to reconsider decisions diverging radically from model prediction.
She began frantically alerting everyone she could find — police officers, journalists, aid workers — that her son was trapped beneath the rubble of her home in Bel-Air.
