Sentence examples for suitable warning from inspiring English sources

This study establishes numerous criteria to assess the performance of classifiers and introduces a multiple criteria decision making method to determine suitable warning mechanisms.

Although I'm sceptical, it's true that the whole fruit has a more intense flavour than the halved kind – so, if practical (ie unless you're serving it to small children, or those with dental problems), leave them in, issuing a suitable warning at the table.

Whenever this is not possible, the placement of suitable warning signs is recommended instead.

Besides, the intensity of each stimulation can be leveraged to give the suitable warning message to instruct the users' reaction.

A suitable warning around misuse of the item was included along with the sale details.

Although Mr Hooper was at pains to point out that the new regulations will not give carte blanche to broadcasters, he said certain offensive material would be OK as long as it was shown at the right time and with suitable warnings.

Consequently monitoring these events is important for suitable warnings to be issued in support to related services and applications.

Biliary PAH metabolites and activation of the AhR were confirmed as suitable early warning biomarkers of exposure to suspended sediments containing DLCs and PAHs that corresponded well with analytically determined concentrations of those contaminants.

Biliary PAH metabolites and activation of the AhR, as assessed through hepatic abundance of transcripts of cpy1a and EROD activity, were confirmed as suitable early warning biomarkers of exposure to suspended sediments containing DLCs and PAHs that corresponded well with analytically determined concentrations of those contaminants.

Gupta et al. [ 62] considered HSPs as suitable early warning bioindicator of cellular hazard.

It is clear that the appearance of HEV71 associated HFMD in sentinel clinics signals the start of an outbreak, but the rise in the number of cases is so rapid that this approach is not a suitable early warning system.