A good metaphor should never be missed, and Hardie, a poet before she was a novelist, is alert, in a labored sort of way, to the possibilities of some fine pathetic fallacy.
Always be alert in RCT3 when you have a VIP in the park.
If depressed, reactance prone patients perceive treatment provision to be a threat to their freedom of choice, mental health professionals should be alerted in such a way so as to avoid inducing reactance, and thus non-adherence, to prescribed treatment.
For example, an individual banana exporter can be alerted in time when a banana importing country is in the process of modifying its maximum residue limits for certain pesticides.
The real-time remote monitoring of vital signs through embedded sensors (attached to patients) allows health care providers to be alerted in case of an anomaly.
The company says Uber and Lyft are working with Walmart on the tests, and the drivers will be alerted in some fashion – perhaps via a text – that these are grocery orders, not passenger pickups, when summoned.
General practitioners in the Netherlands are alert in screening for diabetes as a result of which the number of patients with undiagnosed diabetes is limited [ 33].
The boy is alert in the back.
"American papers were alerted in advance, a prearranged press conference held by Karen L King to prepare a global scoop, which was however immediately put in doubt by specialists".
A facilities manager was alerted in January to a breakdown in the system that controlled heating and cooling units in Mendota's minimum security camp, according to email correspondence shown to HuffPost.
