Sentence examples for use of smartphone apps from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to assess the use of smartphone apps among urology trainees in Ireland.

The city's Taxi and Limousine Commission approved a pilot program on Thursday authorizing the use of smartphone apps to hail yellow taxis.

According to a recording, the finance minister touted the use of smartphone apps to allow the state to continue making its domestic obligations to suppliers and collecting tax revenues.

In one of the United Kingdom healthcare regions, an online survey about the use of Smartphone apps was completed by 257 medical students and 131 junior doctors.8 79% of medical students owned a Smartphone with the majority having 1 to 5 medical apps followed by 6 to 11 and few up to 15 apps or more.

Garibay also talked about how labels are working to create a 360-degree management model that embraces this new Internet culture — using the Internet as a tool to reach more people in a variety of ways, from streaming services such as Spotify and Pandora to the use of smartphone apps working in tandem with albums.

The analysts think he was right: the rising use of smartphone apps to book cars, the emergence of new business models for car-sharing and a renewed interest in the hire business by carmakers together mean that the industry is going to be disrupted anyway, and any oligopoly will not last long.Hertz and Avis Budget still do over two-thirds of their business at airport counters.

"Most fireworks take place beneath cloud layers and other atmospheric obstacles as well, making it even more difficult to pick out". This Fourth of July, you can also try to spot the International Space Station from the ground using a host of smartphone apps and web tools.

So really the concept apps were the most blatant part of DeepMind's sales pitch today — using the familiarity and popularity of smartphone apps to try to win over the UK public to an alternative vision for the future of NHS healthcare delivery.

So really the concept apps were the most blatant part of DeepMind's sales pitch today — using the familiarity and popularity of smartphone apps to try to win over the UK public to an alternative vision for the future of NHS healthcare delivery.

Pass the time together using one of the thousands of smartphone apps.

Multiple logistic regressions were used separately to evaluate independent predictors of smartphone app usage and preference.