Sentence examples for apps in the study from inspiring English sources

For example, agency researchers reported that almost 60 percent of the children's apps in the study transmitted a device's ID number, most commonly to an advertising network or another third party.

One of the unnamed apps in the study sends a picture of the user's skin to a certified dermatologist (for $5 an evaluation).

While customer ratings can provide a peer-reviewed source of feedback, 49%% of apps in this study had no rating.

The Noom app used in the study, called Noom Monitor, is not actually the one currently on the market, but rather a version modified specifically for the purpose of tracking binge eating, co-founder Artem Petakov said.

This latter point is the most related to the use of the App in this study i.e. to simplify information.

Given the increasing use and importance of mobile telephone applications (apps) in the health setting, this study aimed to ascertain the views of health professionals involved in the treatment of obesity about their current needs and gaps in their requirements, their willingness to use mobile apps, and the features these devices should have for the treatment of obesity.

WebMD's app will ask participants in the study to share information about their medications, vaccinations received, any pre-existing conditions, blood pressure and weight change, any pregnancy diagnosis, as well as childbirth location and other details throughout their pregnancy — all via smartphone.

Our results showed significantly decreased levels of APP in SLE patients included in the study compared with neurologically healthy subjects, indicating decreased production rather than increased tissue deposition.

The trial in phase II uses the UbiQUITous app as the study environment.

Because these are the levels of improvement, attention has been paid to the promotable efficiency strengthening and environmental savings to the use of freight apps in case studies.

Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Children's Center confirmed the accuracy of the app in a new study published today in PLOS ONE.