More commonly, patents are either self-referred, or referred by a member of the medical treatment team who becomes alerted to the patient's distress in the course of clinical care.
Slowly, however, his aunt became alert to his presence.
Then, at the Royal Swedish Academy of Art, in Stockholm, he became alert to contemporary art, and studied techniques of Scandinavian wood design.
With it in mind, I became alert to the meaningful shifts of form and feeling from one tribal manner to the next.
And perhaps it was because of the comically out-of-place articulation of this imputed identity that I became alert to all the other identities that were about to be loaded on him.
Those attributes had been enough to impress the England coach Walter Winterbottom, who picked Hewie for several FA representative games before Scotland became alert to his parentage, though as he recounted with a chuckle in later years, when he made his Scottish debut in a "B" team game at Edinburgh in 1953, it was the first time he had set foot in the country.
James's friends in London also became alert to how little his family actually knew about him, and how uneasy they might become at discovering in his letters what Anesko calls "his most distinctive qualities: his devastating sharpness of wit, his extravagant inventions of intimacy, his Rabelasian powers of innuendo".
His movement freed up the players in front of him, presented a consistent outlet for the players behind him, and as teams became alert to the danger he presented, he bought space and time for team mates all over the park.
Also, Dr. Domenech said, more poor countries have become alert to outbreaks.
Since Freud, we have become alert to the way that writing tries to hide, and fails to cover up, the anxieties that disturb it.
