Sentence examples for removing user from inspiring English sources

"Removing user interaction typically reduces the error rate and improves the overall repeatability of the results," Felton says.

(This could be modified by removing user icons from the new design, which lengthen the posts).

While removing user fees could potentially improve mothers and children's health in Burkina Faso, this study shows that demand for healthcare remains highly sensitive to price changes.

But the change is about more than just removing user confusion and clearing up legal issues, it also represents a shift away from a sole focus on Twitter.

In addition to removing user fees at the point of delivery, voucher programmes can, through the strategic contracting of public and private providers, reduce distances to facilities and associated travel costs, as well as maximise capacity from existing service providers.

Removing user fees for health care is an ambitious political policy.

Nevertheless, although Twitter shies away from moderating content and removing users, the search functionality favours users with a complete username, profile and photograph, and users who automate their tweets can be removed from search.

Dropbox for Teams, which starts at $795 annually for five users, has 1,000 gigabytes of storage and phone customer support, and gives I.T. departments control over adding and removing users.

It said Ask.fm had committed to dealing with user complaints within 24 hours and removing users that have been the subject of multiple complaints.

On proposed changes to email controls, the letter suggested: "By removing users' ability to prevent strangers from sending unwanted messages, the proposed changes are likely to increase the amount of spam that users receive".

Our findings here therefore suggest that although removing user-fees has the potential to improve access to skilled care, it is neither sufficient nor appropriate for increasing and sustaining access in some contexts.