Sentence examples for mobile ownership from inspiring English sources

So the target is the developing world - countries with a high risk of earthquake, but without an early warning infrastructure in place - where mobile ownership is common.

Current mobile ownership and SMS literacy among participants suggested likewise that the majority of women, men, and health personnel could participate on the platform.

We included women regardless of mobile phone ownership and literacy status primarily because we did not feel it ethical to limit access to emergency obstetric care based on mobile ownership.

The Office for National Statistics (UK) [ 27] found mobile ownership in 2003 varied by age, with nearly 90% of 15 24 year olds owning one and less than a quarter of those aged 75 years and over owning one in 2003.

According to new research commissioned by Sesame Workshop, producer of PBS's "Sesame Street," mobile device ownership is booming as TV set ownership declines.

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Our health facility survey undertaken in 2012 in Kenya revealed universal mobile phone ownership and SMS use among health workers, lower phone ownership (61%) and SMS use (71%) among caregivers of sick children and adult patients, and significant disparities among patients in relation to gender, age, education, literacy, urbanization and poverty status.

And while mobile phone ownership has dropped slightly in the past five years, this is because tablet ownership has increased dramatically, from 11% of five- to 16-year-olds in 2011 to 67% of the same age group in 2016.

We report here recent national data on mobile phone ownership and use among health workers' and patients' in Kenya and examine factors influencing ownership and SMS use to help guide the policy implications of mHealth.

Post-operative monitoring was also rarely completed due to the difficulties of access, population mobility and limited ability to contact people in PNG e.g. lack of mobile phone ownership or access in rural areas.

Mobile phone ownership is high in countries such as Kenya, South Africa and Tanzania, where Vodafone's national subsidiaries operate the hugely successful M-Pesa mobile payments service.