Sentence examples for remote delivery from inspiring English sources

Text messaging is an efficient and personal electronic form of communication, making it an ideal modality for remote delivery of behavioral interventions.

Our findings strengthen the feasibility of the efficient and complete de-coupling of the collection and remote delivery of highly concentrated solar radiation.

These data validate lyophilized degradable PEG hydrogel rods as useful drug carriers for remote delivery of both live vaccines and other therapeutics to livestock, wildlife, or other free-range targets using ballistic technologies.

We illustrate the implications of our results by applying the method of stationary phase coupled with the Gerchberg Saxton algorithm to beam shaping problems arising in the remote delivery of beams and pulses.

Connected health, used to describe the remote delivery of healthcare through technology such as telecare and telehealth, will provide support to enable people who are sick or frail to maintain their independence and stay in their own homes for as long as possible.

Connected health, used to describe the remote delivery of healthcare t through technology such as telecare and telehealth, will provide support to enable people who are sick or frail to maintain their independence and stay in their own homes for as long as possible.

Although many programs have limited research support, and some findings are mixed, components that were directly translated from in-person BASICS to remote-delivery mediums (i.e., personalized feedback interventions [PFIs], personalized normative feedback [PNF] interventions), and broader programs that incorporate PFI/ PNF, show promise in reducing alcohol use and/or negative consequences.

While Bezos' drone-delivery vision may be predicated on fully computerized (including remote pilot) delivery, as of now I think the FAA would probably require actual people piloting these drones remotely.

The benefit of magnesium given remote from delivery is unclear.

With the soaring interest in the Internet of Things (IoT), some healthcare providers are facilitating remote care delivery through the use of wearable devices.

Moreover, the advent of stimuli-responsive materials has provided a means for preengineering desirable release profiles in response to physiologically relevant conditions and/or remote controlling delivery kinetics through externally administered triggers.