Sentence examples for telephone enabling from inspiring English sources

Applications like FaceTime and Skype allow physicians to have far more meaningful, effective conversations then they ever could over the telephone, enabling them to deliver more informed diagnoses.

(Carer 20, wife of Muslim patient with cancer, stage 1 interview) Aspects of hospice care that were particularly valued by patients and carers included appropriate dietary provision, prayer facilities, provision of Asian TV channels, setting up of a video telephone enabling patients to speak to relatives in Pakistan, support for families, help accessing benefits, and care after bereavement.

The IOVOX platform gives real-time visibility into all aspects of telephone traffic, enabling customers to track, analyse and optimise lead generation from telephone campaigns.

And he retained a telephone line enabling him to coordinate his support.

Then people can be sampled indirectly through their telephone numbers, enabling valid inferences to populations of people.

"The National Security Agency has built a surveillance system capable of recording '100percentt' of a foreign country's telephone calls, enabling the agency to rewind and review conversations as long as a month after they take place," writes The Post.

That leaves the country with one viable path to local telephone competition: enabling competitors to lease the Bells' networks just as the Bells lease the networks of the long-distance carriers.

Asynchronous Internet-based communication tools available in many integrated PHRs will improve patient-provider communication by avoiding "telephone tag"; enabling communication at the convenience of patients and providers; and automatically including patient-provider e-mail in the record.

DID consists of software to be installed in the patient's mobile telephone and enables the phone to be used as a small computer to record the blood glucose values and dose of insulin injections in real time; the system is also able to suggest the daily carbohydrate intake, summing the amount of carbohydrate consumed progressively (Fig. 1).

Basic Training Dispatch From an Ice Floe: Send Tape, Skip the Pens NOTEBOOK computers, digital cameras and satellite telephones are enabling journalists to do what was inconceivable just a few years ago: transmit stories and images from the world's last untamed edges.

Making use of telephone interviews enabled us to speak with experts from disparate locations around the country and we found that telephone interviews were similar in quality and length to face-to-face interviews [ 59].