Sentence examples for early warning in from inspiring English sources

Over the past two decades, many studies have been carried out after the early warning in the early 1980 s that coffee consumption was related to pancreatic cancer risk.

The KM3NeT detector could be considered as a potential member of the SuperNova Early Warning System (SNEWS), an international network of neutrino experiments with the goal of providing an early warning in case of a Galactic supernova.

Guards have been posted at the breach to give an early warning in case of any new emergency.

"While some international agencies reacted well to the El Niño early warning in 2015, others have not.

But if such tests work and the procedure proves safe, then it might be used to give early warning, in those thought at risk of developing internal clots, that such clots have actually developed.

But if such tests work and the procedure proves safe, then it might be used to give early warning, in those thought at risk of developing internal clots, that such clots have indeed developed.

"The communication of early warnings in the Philippines has improved significantly since Typhoon Haiyan," said Wahlström.

Events designed to bring in tourists to celebrate in the streets -- Fiesta in San Antonio, for example -- also have their own distant early warnings in high hotel prices and limited availability.

The PNG government has pledged emergency aid but the reports indicate that, despite early warnings, in many of the surveyed communities the response has so far been slow, insufficient, or non-existent.

An automatic control is necessary for faster production, cost minimization, product quality consistency, and early warnings in case of problems (Chegini et al. 2008).

It was clear to larger companies who could adjust, as the tourist sector actually did give out early warnings in January.