Sentence examples for computer alert from inspiring English sources

Around 2 a.m. on March 8 , 2008 officers at the East Palo Alto, Calif., Police Department received a computer alert.

Khan, one of the Indian film industry's biggest stars, said he was detained because his name came up on a computer alert list at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey, Press Trust of India news agency said.

The purpose of this study was to examine the impact of a simple computer alert on the quality of TGC.

Thirdly, Raschke [ 24] presented a "Computer Alert System to Prevent Injury From Adverse Drug Events", with a rule for detecting "hyperkalaemia AND multiple drugs" (angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor, potassium chloride, potassium-sparing diuretics, trimethoprim sulphate or heparin sodium).

The authors concluded that while the computer alert increased chlamydia testing, the reminder alone would not be sufficient to increase testing to the levels required; however, it would be useful as part of a multi-faceted intervention [ 10].

Even in an environment where TGC is performed well, a simple computer alert can further improve BG level control and reduce the risk of hypoglycemia, without increasing the BG sample rate.

Soon afterwards, my computer alerted me to three messages sent to Mélodie's private inbox from Abu Bilel.

As I gathered my brown paper bag and slipped a copy of the newspaper under my arm, an urgent e-mail message flashed onto the computer alerting our community about the hazardous condition known as Sudden Branch Drop.

A spokesman for the airline said that about 2percentt of the computer alerts are forwarded to the engineering department for evaluation, but that the department has a month to decide what to do about them.

Lawmakers have introduced four bills in Sacramento in recent weeks that also aim to curb the use of the drugs through a series of new restrictions, including requirements for a second doctor's opinion in some cases, computer alerts for social workers when unusual prescribing practices are detected and thorough medical examinations before and after the medications are provided.

These could take the form of reminders (e.g. computer alerts or human reminders or less sophisticated paper cues (e.g. lists and stickers)).