Sentence examples for accepting of this technology from inspiring English sources

The small group of published studies suggests that simulation can be used for the purpose of instruction and evaluation and that practicing physicians are generally accepting of this technology.

"I suppose I just like more face-to-face stuff, I mean I'm 63, it's the younger generation that's much more accepting of this technology and they use it for everything, but I think I just prefer more face-to-face stuff".

"Families seemed to be very accepting of the technology because they felt that someone was always looking in on the patient," said Dr. Bela Patel, the senior author of the study and executive medical director of critical care at the Memorial Hermann Hospital-Texas Medical Center.

Fourth, public communications must address concerns adequately to ensure that society is accepting of the technology.

"The growth in funding is a function of a market that has become accepting of the technology, a technology area that has matured to meet market demands, and vision of the future that must include flexible automation technology.

Consumers, so far, have been somewhat accepting of the technology, likely because they're in better control of it – they can choose whether to opt in, or can simply switch off their Bluetooth to disable the alerts.

The information that Alexa, Google, or HomePod could store on the blockchain would make the average consumer a little more accepting of the technology and less worried about where their information is being sent to everytime they wake it up with a request.

Existing research on willingness to undergo genetic testing for the prevention of NCD suggests that the UK public are largely accepting of this application of technology.

Moreover, patients are becoming more accepting of information technology in the health care setting and recognize the potential of this technology to better inform patients about their health and health care [ 22].

They're more modular, more flexible and much more accepting of new technology as it becomes available.

Older people may be more accepting of new technologies if their effectiveness was demonstrated in clinical trials although this may not outweigh people's preferences for more traditional approaches, or approaches with which they are familiar.