Sentence examples for alert reaction from inspiring English sources

This is in part due to the fact that OBP can be altered by several environmental stimuli and by the alert reaction generated by the doctor's or nurse's visit, which have no effect on 24-h mean BP values.

This different sound may cause a secondary alert reaction.

Disturbances caused by noise or the presence of humans result in a decrease in resting behaviour and an increase in movement and head alert reactions in sheep [ 29], likely more so in nervous sheep.

Then on Wednesday, citing disputes with the Afghans over Wardak, Bagram prison and recent "inflammatory" comments from Mr. Karzai, General Dunford issued an unusual advisory to top commanders warning them to be on alert for reaction that might be provoked by the comments.

An hour later I was in the media center trying to persuade Bob Costas that it was just Dear Leader's way of venting a little steam, when word arrived that South Korea was moving its armed forces to a heightened state of alert in reaction to the speech.

The RAF said Typhoon fighters were launched from RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire as part of its "quick reaction alert role" when the pilot requested assistance.

The Bank of England is on alert for the reaction in financial markets to an anticipated rise in US interest rates for the first time since the financial crisis.

Drowsiness, like alcohol, makes you less alert, slows your reaction times and means you are more likely to have an accident even if you don't actually fall asleep.

It is particularly keen on the command bunkers, the Quick Reaction Alert area from which nine F111 bombers were primed to go in three minutes and the bomb storage area, which everyone knew, though no one admitted, housed nuclear weapons.

A RAF spokesperson said: "We can confirm that quick reaction alert Typhoon aircraft from RAF Coningsby have intercepted two Russian Blackjack bombers and escorted them while they were in the UK area of interest.

Normally, fighters on standby are based at airfields on Britain's east coast, flying "quick reaction alert" missions that intercept the four-engine Russian Bear bombers and airborne spy planes that continue to run occasional training missions that approach British-controlled airspace, 20 years after the cold war ended.