Sentence examples for more frequent users from inspiring English sources

Some people who have had bad trips later report distressing memories and, among more frequent users, flashbacks.

One in four charities are in the process of introducing online donating facilities to capitalise on younger potential donors who are more frequent users of mobile technology.

As well as holidaymakers and more frequent users, an estimated 1,000 craft are effectively permanent homes, with owners leading a nomadic lifestyle - in the jargon, "continuously cruising" the network.

This suggests that more frequent users of services form more accurate perceptions of the true level of violence.

For more frequent users (more then 5 logins per month) must sign up to Force.com's unlimited pricing plan of $50 per user per month.

Modality-specific analysis illustrated that, with regard to outpatient investigations, more frequent users tend to be more satisfied with the service and, in the case of plain films, to have a higher opinion of the value of radiology reports.

Even later when I spoke to my friend about this, who was a far more frequent user of public transport, I was really disheartened by her casual response.

Taking a more iterative approach makes it easier to keep projects aligned, on track and relevant, and it allows for the release of "minimum viable products" to gather more frequent user feedback from clients earlier in the process.

I would be willing to guess that the frequency that the subjects usually text, answer texts, call or answer calls, or play games will distract concentration with the more frequent user.

PokerStars, which bills itself as the world's largest online poker room, attracted longer and more frequent user visits than any other Internet application in August, according to Nielsen Online.

At one year follow-up, the patients with distal radius fracture compared with controls were also more frequent user of calcium and/or vitamin D treatment (103 vs. 88, p = 0.024) and antiresorbtive treatment (ART) (52 vs. 27, p < 0.001).