Sentence examples for more alert then from inspiring English sources
One question was used to measure detection of delirium by the bedside nurses: " Based on your clinical judgment and observations, how do you rate the resident overall mental status?: 1) as usual; 2) more alert then usual; 3) more confused than usual; and 4) in delirium".
And the nurse said, 'Well, you can come in, [he's] bit more alert in the morning, come then.' I ought to have just [realised], alarm bells rang, but anyway, he woke up then, he looked at me, says, 'Hello duck', smiled, went back to sleep.
The fact that Quintana and company could have kept in contact with Froome if they had been more alert will have hurt, and then there are the underlying messages: Froome would take time at any and every opportunity, rather than waiting for the set pieces – the mountain top finishes, the time trials – as was the case in the past.
Then, little by little, she became more alert and began to follow simple commands.
When feeling threatened by a snake or a predator cat such as an ocelot, the monkeys give off warning calls that sound like hiccups to alert other members of the group, who then respond by fleeing or becoming more alert.
Then wait to send the email when you're more alert.
To keep its X-ray operators more alert, the Government recently created five-man teams of guards who each work 25-minute tours, then take a break.
