Sentence examples for important early warning from inspiring English sources
Land-use changes in watersheds are the most important early warning indicators of lake eutrophication.
The migraine that we know today may have developed as a result of overactivity or oversensitization of that evolutionarily important early warning system.
Requiring all new vehicles to carry event recorders — like the black boxes aboard commercial planes — would provide automakers and regulators with an important early warning of problems.
I don't think there is widespread risk yet but this is certainly an important early warning that we should be looking into this issue", he said.
Furthermore, because of the improved outcomes in patients who had a positive hemodynamic response to AVP at 6 h, monitoring for the achievement of hemodynamic stability can be an important early warning sign for the bedside clinician.
$966 billion millionn for NOAA weather satellites, which are important early warning tools to help save lives and money, and includes funding to restore critical climate sensors that were deleted from our next generation polar satellites because of cost overruns.
There may not be anything wrong with this -- speculation by itself is not inherently evil, and speculators in the CDS market can offer important early warnings to other investors that trouble is on the horizon.
Hence, continuous monitoring the emerging of co-resistance to both amphotericin B and fluconazole of Candida species, specifically, of C. glabrata, will be an important early-warning system.
"Mayor Garcetti is glad to see Congress did not follow the president's direction to eliminate the important earthquake early warning program," press secretary Alex Comisar said in a statement.
Therefore, effective treatment monitoring index of aGVHD is important for early warning aGVHD and monitoring condition of patients after transplant [ 4].
Systematic research on their development and occurrence is very important for early warnings and disaster prevention, yet it requires a large amount of quantitative observations.
