Sentence examples for uptake of software from inspiring English sources
Although the usability of SkillsBase has been proven, uptake of software that has arisen 'bottom-up' from within the curriculum has proved slow.
Tech leaders have called on the government to move to a system where 16-19 mathematiss is compulsory and adapt the apprenticeship model to allow uptake of software developers.
A previous study of mailing a CD Rom containing electronic guidelines for familial breast cancer to general practitioners in Scotland found minimal uptake of the software (Wilson et al, 2005).
So this is Nokia both supporting the Windows Phone ecosystem as a whole but also looking for additional revenue streams beyond smartphone hardware — i.e. if it can drive uptake of its mapping software among other mobile users.
Cupertino flicking the content blocking switch is set against a backdrop of increased uptake of ad blocking software in recent years, and growing awareness of privacy issues since the 2013 Snowden revelations — which revealed the extent of government mass surveillance programs and how they systematically harvest data from commercial tech companies.
Another factor that some analysts say has clouded the figures this year is the slow uptake of Microsoft's Windows 2000 software.
The company had a relatively strong 2018, with its stock rallying by about 30% over the year, driven by a reasonably strong uptake of its Land Mobile Radio products and a growing mix of software and services sales.
The development of standards is a continuous process, and their uptake by software tools and users progresses at varying speed.
They have evolved tremendously within the last four decades in terms of miniaturization, rapid response, greater specificity, simplicity, minute sample requirement, painless sample uptake, sophisticated software and data management.
But that did little to discourage users from using the software, which was seeing uptake of 3-4 million a month before being acquired by Google.
