Sentence examples for establishing warning from inspiring English sources

A simple yet successful means of establishing warning levels is demonstrated.

Similarly, comprehensive studies on tsunamis, such as preparation of tsunami databases, tsunami hazard analysis and assessments, risk evaluations for the potential tsunami-prone regions, and establishing warning systems have accelerated.

Likewise, improved monitoring of air pollution, or better satellite mapping of habitats that harbor malaria, cholera, or West Nile virus, could save many lives by establishing warning systems for at-risk populations that might reduce exposure.

In the case of warning signs, 132 (19%) respondents correctly listed one established stroke warning sign, 139 (20%) correctly listed two established warning signs, 111 (16%) correctly listed three established warning signs, and 1592323%) correctly listed four or more established warning signs for stroke.

An established warning system not only enhances local capacity to limit losses caused by hazards, but also minimizes potential health impacts (WHO 2015).

One the one hand, new and emerging forms of data are integrated to establish warning and management systems for natural hazards.

Similarly, less than half identified established warning signs (e.g., weakness, headache), with slurred speech (54%) as the exception.

Significantly more of the Republic of Ireland than the Northern Ireland sample identified the established warning signs of dizziness, numbness, problems with vision and difficulty understanding.

However, with the exception of slurred speech (identified by 54%), less than half of the population identified these established warning signs.

During this rest period, one of the two groups experienced repeated presentations of the previously established warning signal; the other pre-stressed group heard no such signals.

The mean (SD) score for heart attack symptoms identified by the group was 0.28 (0.6) out of 7. With the exception of loss of consciousness and difficulty breathing identified by 10%% of participants, a very small proportion (<3 %) could identify the other established warning signs.