Sentence examples for indicators of mobile from inspiring English sources

Analyses focused on indicators of mobile phone access, use, and connectivity barriers.

Among such acutely vulnerable ICD patients, there was an exposure response with PM2.5, BC, NO2, CO, and SO2, which we interpret as indicators of mobile source pollution, and also evidence of an association with SO4, which we interpret as an indicator of power plant and other stationary fossil fuel combustion sources.

In brief, indicators of mobile source emissions were measured at the same elementary schools where children received spirometry and then spatially interpolated over the study area to get personal estimates of mobile-source air pollution exposure during the peak winter season.

Acetylene, a compound that has been used in ambient source apportionment studies as an indicator of mobile source emissions, was enriched in DEE but reduced in the DEE + ER to background levels.

Acetylene, a compound that has been used in ambient source apportionment studies as an indicator of mobile source emissions, was enriched in DEE but reduced in DEE + ER to background levels, as was also true for most of the aromatic [including polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs)] and alkene (including 1,3-butadiene) compounds.

Socioeconomic status was assessed by using indicators such ownership of mobile phones, radio, bicycle, cattle and monthly family income.

(As one indicator of how mobile and tablet have exploded this year, Price said Flite saw 80percentt growth in mobile traffic in October compared to the same period last year).

The World Development Indicators (WDI) is a huge collection of national data on hundreds of indicators, from the number of mobile phones per 1,000 people to the number of children out of school.

Many authors (for example [7 11]) have modelled the effect of mobile indicators on Ca2+ transients, but very few have produced data on intracellular Ca2+ movement from the periphery towards the centre inside real neurones in the absence of such alien additives.

Their consumption behavior is an indicator of the emerging importance of mobile devices for every-day experiences that go beyond communication and social interaction.

Does Isis boast anything like a "command and control centre" – a bunker of computers and blinking target indicators – rather than just a clutch of mobile phones?