Frequent visits to the ED may constitute a warning sign for mistreatment, and all emergency personnel should be aware of the need to flag injuries possibly caused by abuse, document any suspicions, and take action if necessary.
However, a discrepancy in birth weight between siblings may constitute a warning sign even in the absence of obvious pathology, and such babies may benefit from increased surveillance.
Additionally, this study constitutes a warning against the misuse of equilibrium estimates of migration among recently-diverged groups.
But in its full shape Professor Kerr's argument constitutes a warning and a plea for redressing the balance in education that mere complacency will not meet.
The first 'N-' grade constitutes a warning.
The first 'N‑' grade constitutes a warning.
"The bombings, once again, should be a warning for all of us that terrorism constitutes a real danger and potential threat to the national security," Mrs. Megawati said.
Or maybe the government, if it expects the word "secret" to constitute a clear warning about the potential for danger to one's country, should think hard about what the word means.
"They constitute a kind of early-warning system for risks to Wright buildings.
"Those three words do not constitute an adequate warning," Mr. Marler said, "and Nestlé should not be blaming their victims for doing what everyone in America does, and that is to eat and handle cookie dough before it's cooked".
Indeed, the growing evidence of such losses "strengthens the conclusion that increased mass bleaching of corals constitutes a strong warning signal for the singular event that would constitute the irreversible loss of an entire biome".
