Sentence examples for providers for instance from inspiring English sources

GPC addresses the shortcomings of traditional prenatal care expressed by pregnant women and care providers; for instance, GPC provides longer visits, which allow for more in-depth discussions [ 5] and opportunities to gain experience, knowledge and skills in pregnancy [ 7].

Some service providers, for instance, bristled at the unusual letter from Fox's legal department that landed in their e-mail in boxes early last week.

Cellphone companies logged more customer-service calls per user than any other utility in the 12-month period ended last spring -- nearly three times as many calls as local telephone service providers, for instance -- according to a survey by the research and consulting firm J. D. Power & Associates.

Previous efforts to limit inappropriate medical care has mainly targeted providers, for instance, by reducing benefits or restricting eligibility, but has encountered serious political difficulties.

While Sling has rolled out its own new products, the company is also working with pay TV providers — for instance, sister company Dish — to make their set-top boxes Sling-enabled.

Automatic has already been forming partnership with insurance providers, for instance, which value the driving data it collects and will offer subsidies to policy holders who use the device.

Manual migration of content by users to make a copy of content available in a specific storage provider, for instance for processing in the cloud.  .

Manual migration of content by users to make a copy of content available in a specific storage provider, for instance for processing in the cloud.

Lack of experience with a service provider, for instance regarding data privacy and security policies, thus represents a specific hurdle to the adoption of Cloud computing.

However, regardless of the application setting with one or more data resources, in many cases, data are privacy sensitive or commercially valuable: the data owners might not want to reveal their sensitive data to the service provider, for instance in social networks, as the data can be processed for other purposes, transferred to other third parties without user consent or stolen by outsiders.

The complexity of blockchain is going to need some shiny marketing gloss applied on top of it if mainstream consumers are going to be persuaded to trust their home insurance to a blockchain-based insurance provider, for instance, or their life-savings to a decentralized bank.