Sentence examples for significant subscription from inspiring English sources

This content needs a detailed audit, because most researchers use UMLS as the source of MedDRA content rather than paying a significant subscription fee to the MedDRA Maintenance and Support Organization.

He has been widely credited with the continuing successful transition of the Economist, which is 50% owned by Financial Times owner Pearson, from a print- and advertising-reliant title to a multimedia product with a significant digital subscription base.

The firm's past two funds also totaled $450 million, and Matrix says that they chose to keep this fund size, "despite significant over subscription".

The other found an exposure-response association between brain tumours and the side of the head next to which the cellphone; these were statistically significant for subscriptions > 4 years (operator recorded data) (Table five) [ 14].

The EU also looked at whether News Corp could charge Sky's broadcasting competitors artificially high rates to advertise in its newspapers, but concluded: "There are sufficient alternative opportunities to advertise with other print media [and] in any event, News Corp's refusal would not have a significant impact on subscription rates in the pay-TV market".

So how significant will the subscription model be in book publishing?

The positive and significant influence of subscription ratio on first-day market-adjusted returns supports the absorption capacity of the market (Paudyal et al. 1998) and the winner's curse model (Rock 1986).

They have found through research that there has been a significant shift from subscription growth related to acquiring new customers to growth from existing customers.

But at the same time, churn — a significant metric for subscription services that shows how many users are coming and going — is dropping each year and the number of hours users are listening are significantly increasing.

The broad increases in consumer spending on these video apps is yet another example of the significant and growing subscription business — much of which is taking place on mobile.

On February 18, Vivendi shared their full year results for 2015, telling investors that "significant growth in subscription and streaming revenues more than offset decline in physical and download revenues".