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Screening for heart rate variability abnormalities, an index of autonomic nervous system, through non-invasive continuous ECG monitoring may provide early warning of impending cardiorespiratory failure about 7 hours before its onset [ 16].

Small wireless sensors monitoring equipment in large factories can provide early warning of impending breakdown.

Executives who are able to detect those fault lines have early warning of impending industry upheaval and are better able to prepare and adapt.

No-one could have known it at the time, but the cleaner on the steps of Clydesdale Bank's Glasgow office, sweeping up a cigarette butt one day in the late 90s, was an early warning of impending financial doom.

Early warning of impending instability in a power system under disturbance conditions is important for preventing of system collapse.

The ORI may provide early warning of impending hypoxia before any changes in SpO2 occur (Fig. 2).

Weather-tracking satellites can increase agricultural productivity and give early warning of impending disaster through more accurate forecasting.

The ORI may provide early warning of impending hypoxia before any changes in SpO2 occur (Fig.  2).

Therefore, this simple appetite question remains clinically relevant and may provide insights into poor oral intake in HD patients, serving as an early warning of impending malnutrition for nursing application where dieticians' services are limited.

The effect was that there was little warning of impending attacks.

Theko Pharasi, the deputy police commissioner for Gauteng province, said Friday that numerous messages were circulating on cellphones and social media warning of impending attacks.