Sentence examples for timely signal from inspiring English sources

In order to realize the timely signal switching, we designed a TSV cluster switching algorithm and a temperature sensor circuit.

It also sent a timely signal to Saddam Hussein that the Bush administration, which includes several of the men who commanded the Persian Gulf war, will not shy away from using force to contain any new Iraqi military threat.

Ignacio García Bercero, the chief European negotiator, said at a news conference in Seoul that he was "convinced that this is an agreement that not only will bring tangible economic benefits for all sectors of our economies, but also it will be a very timely signal of our commitment to open markets in a very difficult economic situation," Reuters reported.

The Japanese Ministry of Defense's announcement on the inclusion of a submarine in military drills in the South China Sea is a timely signal that Japan will make no negative changes to the alliance and will do its part to uphold the rules-based order.

After the indicators were assigned with concrete data, a "warning system" was to issue a timely signal if one of the indicators threatened to exceed the set thresholds.

Meanwhile, important and timely signals from team members can easily fall through the cracks.

Daily analyses would therefore probably not detect more epidemiological events but would yield more timely signals.

The chart is shown to provide timely signals in an example application with seven years of data from Victoria, Australia.

The method has been shown to have a similar performance to signal detection methods used with spontaneous adverse drug reaction reports [ 29], and the method has been shown to provide timely signals for cardiovascular events with the thiazolidinediones [ 30].

Data linkage provides a very cost-effective approach to postmarketing surveillance and should provide more timely signals of many adverse events in pregnancy than the methods currently in place.

However, many health authorities now rely on informal outbreak-reporting systems, such as ProMED-mail, for timely signals of infectious threats (3, 4 ), as encouraged by the revised WHO International Health Regulations (5 ).