Sentence examples for an earlier alert from inspiring English sources
Whether an earlier alert would have led the airline to check the jackscrews on its 34 MD-80s was not clear.
Another reason for not issuing an earlier alert is that many journals impose strict embargoes on releasing information in papers before publication.
Google trends were not as good as Twitter as an early alert system, said Baker.
Arousal effects preceded valence effects in the ERP data suggesting that arousal serves as an early alert system preparing a subsequent evaluation in terms of valence.
Finally, the utilization in tandem of these organisms can inform an early alert for avoiding health problems for both ecosystems and humans.
The results demonstrate excellent performance of the proposed technique in four aspects: the effectiveness of identifying the optimum model order, a minimum number of false alerts, constant behavior under variable load conditions, and to some extent an early alert for incipient gear faults.
The problems continued, and in June the state agency issued the federation an "early alert" notice, placing it on a list of troubled providers with problems so severe they could face fines or even revocation of their license.
Painted Birds (1971) was an early alert to man's ability to pollute both minds and the environment, and made extensive use of film projections to illustrate and amplify the action on stage.
They also said that unlike the drug interaction data, which would be of direct value to the F.D.A. as an early alert, it was possible that symptom alert data might be made available as part of a broader online health service that a company like Microsoft might offer.
In this area, FDA has taken an important step to provide us with a new tool that is an early alert of which patients are at imminent risk.
In this course structure, students were provided an early "alert" mechanism, which allowed them a second chance to learn and master the course outcomes, while still covering the same course content as in previous terms.
