Sentence examples for cellular telephone users from inspiring English sources

At the start of the 21st century, more than half the population of Hungary were cellular telephone users.

At the start of the 21st century, Poland had 11.4 million main telephone lines and more than 10 million cellular telephone users.

To evaluate whether radiofrequency exposure might increase the risk of ocular cancer, we compared incidence data from the Danish Cancer Registry with information on the number of cellular telephone users in Denmark over the past two decades.

It was suggested that the applied "near-field", which is more in line with the actual exposure conditions of cellular telephone users, explains the differences to the study of Repacholi et al. [ 17], who employed a "far-field" and mean whole-body SAR values of 0.13 1.4 W/kg.

The possibility of RF health effects has been investigated in epidemiology studies of cellular telephone users and workers in RF occupations, in experiments with animals exposed to cell-phone RF, and via biophysical consideration of cell-phone RF electric-field intensity and the effect of RF modulation schemes.

We carried out a cross-sectional community study in Singapore to determine the prevalence of specific central nervous system (CNS) symptoms among hand-held cellular telephone (HP) users compared to nonusers and to study the association of risk factors and CNS symptoms among HP users.

The delays, and the scarcity of phone lines, help explain why the number of mobile subscribers in Haiti climbed 150percentt last year compared with 1998, to about 25,000, enabling cellular phone users to account for more than a third of the nation's telephone customers.

In regional comparisons, the country lags far behind its neighbours in the number of telephone main lines as a proportion of population and is near the bottom in the proportion of cellular phone users per capita.

"Westchester had a greater number of businesses and cellular phone users that would have been disrupted".

Law enforcement then had to contact the cellular telephone company to learn of the user's identity.

In addition, many smartphones can access Wi-Fi "hot spots" so that users can access VoIP (voice over Internet protocol) rather than pay cellular telephone transmission fees.