Sentence examples for alert informs from inspiring English sources

The single alert informs the administrator that the system is unable to download updated malware/virus signatures.

The alert informs the user of the date and complete result of the last serological test carried out for the patient.

The alert informs the provider that the free-text justification he or she provides will be inserted into the patient's medical record where other providers can see it, and that if he or she does not enter a justification, the statement "No justification for prescribing antibiotics was given" will be entered into the patients' medical record.

Event production: Generating an event to transfer some information, e.g. to raise an alert, inform of some happening, or simply respond to a query.

If we have sent out incorrect information in an alert, we should send out an alert informing people that the news reported in the earlier alert was wrong and give readers the accurate information.

I felt a little thrill each time an alert informed me that someone had marked my answer as "good" or sent me an in-app thank-you note for my effort.

The court also held that there was reasonable suspicion in this case because there was an alert informing the seizing officer of the possibility of child pornography.

Coming soon, when a user travels to a country included in the ILGA report and launches SCRUFF, he will see an alert informing him of the presence of local laws criminalizing homosexual activity.

The feature itself is as basic as they come: visit a user's profile, click the button that says "Poke," and the next time that user logs in they'll see an alert informing them that you have Poked them.

Designed for parents whose children use an iOS device like the iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad, this new app-monitoring service sends out email alerts informing parents of the apps their kids have just installed, what those apps do, and whether or not they're appropriate for children.

One approach involves generation of unsolicited alerts informing providers of recommended or overdue screening tests.