Sentence examples for mobility of data from inspiring English sources

Healthcare companies, startups, and beyond are just beginning to tap into the potential of mobile technology, both in terms of quantified self devices, which bring healthcare in the clinic home, the mobility of data and communication channels.

All these changes, together with the increasing mobility of data, will have a major impact on healthcare, and will influence the evolution of our professional activities as medical doctors and radiologists.

Furthermore, to study the impact of the mobility model of the data mules on the MSS protocol, we compare the performance of the MSS protocol by changing the mobility model of data mules to a Random Waypoint based model.

Like ethanol, these agonists increased the lateral mobility of MOP (data not shown).

Interestingly, yeast mutants deleted for PHO85 showed an increased electrophoretic mobility of Not4p (data not shown), suggesting that Pho85p is involved in Not4p phosphorylation.

Mutants deleted for CTK1 did not alter the electrophoretic mobility of Not4p (data not shown), indicating that this CDK is not the required kinase for Not4p.

However, the mobility of macrophage (data not shown) and the change of phenotype toward non-M2-like macrophages were found to be decreased.

Staffing, excessive sedation, delirium and patient safety were identified most frequently as barriers to EM. Lack of physician understanding of mobility and lack of data supporting mobility as an ICU therapy were rarely self-identified as barriers (n = 5, 6%).

Section 3 introduces our framework for the evaluation of the uniqueness of mobility data and the identification of users by means of previously unseen points.

"Businesses are in the midst of a retooling because of cloud computing, social media, mobility and lots of data," said Tony Zingale, chief executive of Jive Software, the largest of the corporate social networks.

Furthermore, the capability of the ecosystem to deal with usage, mobility and deployment of data has to be emphasized [5, 6].