The phrase "alert triggers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to notifications, alarms, or systems that respond to specific events or conditions.
Example: "The software includes several alert triggers that notify users of critical system failures."
Alternatives: "notification signals" or "alarm prompts".
This means that when an alert triggers an investigation, it cuts out a lot of time spent investigating the minutiae of those relations.
We believe that the development of improved heat alert triggers should account for forecast quality as well as many factors as discussed above.
In practice, forecasters look at forecasts a few days in advance and weather observations in just the previous days, so additional analyses, beyond the scope of this paper, would be required to evaluate the application of forecast data as heat alert triggers.
Even so, a decorous calm has mostly prevailed in Britain, notwithstanding an ongoing security alert triggered by fears that other terrorists might be preparing to strike.
The WMN can be the alert triggering mechanism.
We will include a blood pressure safety alert trigger for this study.
An intrusive alert triggered when the individual patient's EPR was first accessed by medical staff after a serum creatinine (Cr) rise of ≥25 μmol/L/day.
The leveling off of %PPC occurs because we assume that an alert triggered at week t, which leads to application of intervention measures, will prevent another alert until week t + 24.
The automated analysis models run at fixed times set by users each day, and when there is an alert triggered, the system send e-mail and/or SMS alerts automatically to its specified users.
96% of alerts triggered before a manual nurse screen.We are the first to report the time between a sepsis alert and physician chart-review clinical time zero.
Methods: All data from the Intensive Care Unit electronic recording system (ICIP Phillips) was queried to extract all VAP alerts triggered between June 2009 and March 2012.
