Sentence examples for poor network coverage from inspiring English sources

Roughly 40percentt leave because of poor network coverage, while one-third say they found a cheaper deal elsewhere.

So far mobile phones are not used by many respondents because of the poor network coverage in Turkana.

In Figure 4a, due to the poor initial configuration, SINR value is lower than 10 dB in almost the entire area which results in poor network coverage and capacity performance.

(2) A particularly common problem in microseismic monitoring is a combination of little available source information (e.g., perforation shots), few receivers, and poor network coverage, resulting in a poorly constrained velocity model.

Advani says Georama differentiates with its software, which uses low latency so people in areas with poor network coverage can still see HD quality live video, as well as its focus on becoming compatible with as many virtual reality headsets as possible.

Back in 2009, Verizon ran a series of television ads slamming AT&T for poor network coverage, while mocking their "There's an app for that" ads with "There's a map for that" commercials that displayed contrasting maps of the two networks' coverage.

Although one can try to characterize the MDSC-derived tumor versus control (TvN) individual gene biomarkers from the gene regulatory network formed within the 256 differentially expressed genes, the poor network data coverage due to limited availability of gene regulation data can lead to significant bias in the knowledge discovery process (refer to Table 1 for summary statistics).

For instance, in the study I referred to earlier, one of the main issues with Britain's infrastructure for self-driving cars was poor mobile network coverage in many areas.

In the DID group, 2 patients found it difficult to use the DID system, 4 had difficulties in sending text messages because of poor mobile network coverage in their area, 2 were not compliant with visit scheduling, and 1 moved to another area.

Of the remaining 2.3 billion, 1.5 billion live in pockets with poor or no network coverage, though this should fall to 1.1 billion by 2017.

Femtocell technology addresses the severe problems of poor network capacity and indoor coverage.