Sentence examples for may alert the from inspiring English sources

This may alert the endoscopist to diverticula, hiatal hernia, webs, or other structural abnormalities that may be treated during the endoscopy or explain the patients symptoms.

"Maybe something like this may alert the politicians to the seriousness of this sort of thing, and maybe they will have another think about that.

Of course, the person stopped is not obliged to answer, answers may not be compelled, and refusal to answer furnishes no basis for an arrest, although it may alert the officer to the need for continued observation". Id., at 34, 88 S.Ct., at 1886 (WHITE, J., concurring).

At the same time, high PVI values may alert the clinician to the development of hypovolemia that may not be reflected by other commonly measured parameters [50, 51].

If the control contains unauthorized text, the control application may alert the user, the administrator or other designated individuals of the presence of such text.

For instance, the train detection system may alert the LX local protection system through a connection which could be either wired or wireless as in the system proposed in [25].

We therefore suggest that if pregnant women report these feelings that they should be taken seriously and that if care providers sensitively ask them if they have these kinds of feelings, it may alert both the woman and the maternity care provider to be watchful and mindful of other ominous signs such as alteration in fetal movements or slowing fetal growth.

Previous studies [ 17, 18] also suggest that SIDu measurement may alert for the presence of an impaired renal function in the presence of metabolic acidosis.

Awareness of these patterns may alert to the presence of EDTA-PTCP in routine clinical practice.

Alterations in leucocytes may alert to the presence of an underlying infection or other pathological process (e.g. cancer).

Awareness of typical PLT and WBC patterns may alert to the presence of EDTA-PTCP in routine laboratory practice helping to avoid unnecessary investigations and over-treatment.