Sentence examples for alert considering from inspiring English sources

He was handsome, with an alert, considering gaze, and even in old age he retained the surprising muttonchop whiskers he'd first grown in the hairy sixties.

It was well before dawn, but they were packed, ready to go and surprisingly alert, considering how little sleep they'd had.

The types of alerts considered for these rules are shown in Table 3.

Uganda health alert Tourists considering a safari in Uganda should note that an outbreak of Ebola has caused 14 deaths in the country.

Local meteorologists usually make a decision regarding issuing a heat alert by considering many factors, including predictions from numerical forecast models, MOS products, and other forecast products as well as their local knowledge and others (Pollman R, personal communication).

Accepting an alert without considering the clinical implication constitutes a violation against good medical practice which carries serious sanctions which in turn is likely to deter doctors from doing so.

Recent papers reported frequent (44%) or prolonged (until 198 d) shedding of vaccine RNA in urine of vaccinated individuals., This should alert against considering RT-PCR positivity on serum after 10 d as an indication of yellow fever vaccine-associated viscerotropic disease, as has been proposed recently.

Readers may be both surprised and delighted that the MNSQ value can alert those considering a case on quantitative grounds are able to easily differentiate a meaningless (e.g., Figure 1) or a meaningful (e.g., Figure 2) feedback using the KIDMAP, before examining specific items for significance using a Z-score from the patient point of view.

The language of the alert was considered by representatives of several executive branch agencies before it was distributed to law enforcement.

Generally, a structural alert is considered a relevant EA-ED indicator (X in column "relevance for EA-ED screening") if it could be found more often in active substances than in inactive substances.

That step has managed to confuse just about everyone we know who's acquired a 3.0-device so far (read the manual? LOL! NERD ALERT!), so consider this a little future-proofing PSA.