Sentence examples for information alert from inspiring English sources

June 27 , 2014Updated at 8.04pm BST 7.57pm BST Actual information alert!

The new platform is designed to detect relevant information, alert the user and collect it on a 3D map, while keeping humans out of harm's way.

Finally, one more article found through a literature information alert system was included.

Initially, there is a need to challenge parents' attitudes toward accessing online child health information, alert them to the need for caution before acting on online information.

After completing the search, another highly relevant article came to our attention through a literature information alert system and was also included in the review [ 106].

These technologies have the ability to empower patients with information, alert them when preventive services are due, and help them implement guidelines--but only if they are properly designed, adopted, and implemented.

As new scientific data emerged, Janssen and the F.D.A. consistently put patients' needs first by updating and strengthening the drug's prescribing information, alerting doctors to these changes and encouraging its safe use.

Dr. Bibbins-Domingo also said the Food and Drug Administration was considering whether to change the designation of salt from a food additive that is generally considered safe to a category that would require companies to give consumers more information alerting them to high levels of salt in food.

Among them, users register for services like information alerts or Tweets from a specific account by calling a number and hanging up.

However, smart glasses may serve as the helmet-mounted display equivalent for vehicles: Text messages and navigation instructions, traffic alerts and car control information (alerts for fuel, air pressure, oil temperature) are some of the obvious ideas – even while studies have suggested that smart glasses might distract drivers, and specifically targeted texting as a major safety obstacle.

You're never confident whether they're giving you the right information, alerting you when there are problems, giving you the benefit of their expertise -- or really, doing their job at all.