Sentences with phrase «as early warning»

The messages serve as an early warning signal: «If there's a problem with a customer, I'm going to hear about it,» he says.

It is likely that different AUD symptoms have different prognostic implications and thus knowledge of which symptoms are likely to develop first, or knowledge that a particularly risky symptom has developed, can be used as an early warning signal for the progression to AUD.

It serves as an early warning system and offers RTI options.

As with earlier upticks in price, Ripple's trading volume acted as an early warning...

He explains: «It's important that they have a close relationship with the business that they work with, so that they can act as an early warning system for any potential issues that might arise and provide proactive as well as reactive advice.»

Intraspexion uses a Deep Learning algorithm to act as an early warning system, alerting corporate counsel to internal litigation risks in near real time.

The malenois are important for rangers, acting as both an early warning and distraction against poachers so the rangers a better chance to catch the criminals.

The study also found that satellite measurements could be used as an early warning system to alert policy makers to incoming ozone levels one to three days ahead of time.

Access to climate projections and accurate weather forecasts, as well as early warning systems, could help too, she said.

Ensuring that farmers have access to real - time climate services, such as early warning systems for drought or crop index insurance, is critical to support rural livelihoods and mitigate crop production loss in the event of a climatic shock.

Alexandria is found to require climate - smart urban planning to ensure its growing population does not settle in low - lying coastal areas, as well as early warning systems for natural disasters.

Identify indicators of change in the state of permafrost to serve as early warning signs for possible tipping points in the state of the arctic system.

Like all of the Channel Islands, Santa Cruz Island was used as an early warning outpost for observing enemy planes and ships during World War II.

This mucus envelope may also act as an early warning system, allowing the parrotfish to flee when it detects predators disturbing the membrane.

No one knows for sure why early people favored barking dogs, but one theory is that they may have acted as an early warning system for people to alert them to unfamiliar people or animals that may be in the area.

It's important to monitor the growth of the pup as an early warning sign for disease or nutritional deficiencies.

This punishment doesn't change the underlying emotion driving the use of the aggression, but it inhibits the behaviors typically used as an early warning system.

This allows you to quickly identify favorable setups but also serves as an early warning that something isn't quite right.

But, on the bright side, if other beneficiaries start to die, it could serve as an early warning sign.

The Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) was established in 1951 following the start of the Korean War as an early warning system against biological warfare and man - made epidemics.

Second, pre-K programs could also start to collect and monitor data on chronic absence to use as an early warning sign indicating they need to take extra steps to help students and families transition successfully into regular schooling.

Schools that do not meet CCSA's minimum criteria but are not in renewal should take this information as an early warning tool that can help them identify new strategies to address not just their renewal in the upcoming years, but also assess how long they have and how far they have to go to meet criteria, to ensure the full support of CCSA.

We are also interested in policies that help struggling high school juniors and seniors «catch up» academically to avoid spending valuable time on remediation in college, and interventions, such as early warning systems and freshman on - track systems, that use data to reduce high school dropout rates.

ScholarCentric's researchers have also conducted three separate studies to evaluate whether students» resiliency scores, as measured by the Success Highways Resiliency Assessment, could 1) differentiate high from low academically achieving students using several factors; and / or 2) identify whether the assessment could be further refined to serve as an early warning indicator of potential high school failure.

To identify these schools, we use Performance Matters and Unify to look at three years of data from state assessments and district assessments, as well as early warning indicators, classroom summary reports, and more.

«This data is a call to action for states and communities to use the attendance data that they collect every day as an early warning sign that can be used to trigger action and support before students miss so much school they require costly remediation to make up for the missed instruction,» Professor Robert Balfanz of the Everyone Graduates Center at Johns Hopkins University said in a statement released by Attendance Works, a San Francisco - based policy group.

These assessments also act as early warning signals to educators to identify students who are struggling and get them back on track.

Use it as an early warning sign that you're putting too much stress on your body.

The Anti-Aging Bottom Line: Think of prediabetes as an early warning signal.

However, J. Chad Teeters, MD, a cardiologist and assistant professor of clinical medicine at the University of Rochester Medical Center, in New York, says that the study findings are the latest evidence that homocysteine is of little use as an early warning sign of heart attacks or heart disease.

Other applications of rubber - graphene sensors could be in the automotive industry (to develop sensitive airbags); in robotics, in medical device development (to monitor bodily motion), as early warning systems for cot death in babies or sleep apnoea in adults.

The researchers applied technology and methodology from metabolomics, a relatively new field used principally in medical research to identify small biomolecules produced in metabolism that might serve as early warning signs of disease.

With further research, the team says the concept could be adapted to monitor other biomarkers besides calcium, to serve as early warning systems for other gradually - developing illnesses like neurodegenerative diseases and hormonal disorders.

«Synthetic cancer indicator: An artificial mole as an early warning system.»

Researchers from North Carolina State University and the University of Eastern Finland have developed new «sensing skin» technology designed to serve as an early warning system for concrete structures, allowing authorities to respond quickly to damage in everything from nuclear facilities to bridges.

Lo's laboratory has for more than a dozen years studied immune responses in the gut and airways, focusing particularly on cells which function as an early warning in the immune system.

Their new study points to a biomarker in the cellular machinery that could not only serve as an early warning of colon cancer, but potentially be harnessed to counteract advanced forms of the disease, the second - largest cause of cancer death in the U.S.

The apps could also be enlisted as early warning systems for communities that have an influx of new mosquito species.

A few scientists have proposed that such pulses, which seemed to become stronger and more frequent just before the earthquakes occurred, could serve as an early warning sign for impending seismic activity.

Their decline can also serve as an early warning that a species is in trouble or an ecosystem is threatened.

«As a child, we had a radio supplied by Vermont Yankee that broadcast weather and also served as an early warning device.

«Can satellites be used as an early warning system for landslides?.»

«The muon burst could in principle serve as an early warning system before a storm,» Gupta says.

«Our next step is to set up an intervention trial, where patterns of telephone activity will be used as an early warning strategy to identify at - risk patients.

When the flies are recaptured using bait traps, their microbiomes can be sequenced, giving clues to the type of bacteria they have encountered in the environment, thus acting as an early warning system.

This type of conclusion raises the possibility of using mathematical models as an early warning system that catastrophic changes in the ecosystem are imminent, enabling appropriate action (such as reduced grazing).»

In such circumstances, where the time to act is measured in minutes, public awareness can play as large a role as early warning.

Thompson and Lengyel are looking into the possibility of using the presence of HAP as an early warning signal for AMD risk with a hope that this will aid early intervention before patients have suffered irreversible vision loss.

Two other big initiatives fared better: a proteomics effort to identify proteins in blood and other biomarkers that might work as early warning signs of cancer, and the most recent: a human Cancer Genome Atlas.

«We want to also investigate whether these two enzymes can serve as an early warning system, a marker of pancreatic cancer risk, in patients with pancreatitis,» Dr. Storz says.