Sentence examples for warning indicators from inspiring English sources

We conducted a standardized Delphi process to achieve national consensus on warning indicators and recommended action plans for patients after colorectal surgery.

Early warning indicators and early warning processes need to be reassessed.

The theoretically proposed early warning indicators based on local stability therefore fail to predict the critical transition in this gene network (Menck et al., 2013).

Although the richness, evenness and diversity indices are often used to interpret the functioning of the reactor in terms of its microbial communities [ 39– 42], their use as warning indicators remains questionable [ 6].

An increase in the ratio of ethane to methane, propane to methane, and chloride to other major anions (e.g., nitrate) could be used as warning indicators of groundwater contamination.

Researchers in a number of fields have explored early warning indicators based on a loss of stability near a critical transition (broadening of the effective potential as illustrated in Figure 2A) (Scheffer et al., 2009).

Geese, Guzofsky said, will serve as early-warning indicators.

Early-warning indicators are there, but not yet being heard.

A greater emphasis on the identification of early-warning indicators, such as statistical fluctuations or correlations, has emerged.

In today's Business Insider, Joe Weisenthal reports on Europe's truly dismal PMIs (survey-based indexes that act as early-warning indicators for official economic data).

Wine grapes, being a highly specialized fruit produced over centuries of breeding, are prime indicators of global warming and ideal early-warning indicators.