Sentence examples for user has to check from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the recipient, be it the formulator or the end user, has to check whether he complies with the conditions set out in the exposure scenario received with the substance.

Our investigation suggests that due to the low precision of Google Scholar searches a user has to check about 20 times more references on relevance compared to the standard approach using multiple searches in traditional literature databases.

A user will have to check every part of their PC, from the processor and RAM to the hard drive, graphics and network card.

We are a check-in service so a user has to actively check in to let people know where they are.

While Apple iPhone users and NFC-based Android smartphone users today have to check to see if their terminal supports NFC transactions before they can tap their phone to pay, with Samsung Pay-enabled smartphones, tap-and-pay works at nearly any point-of-sale terminal where you can swipe your card to pay thanks to its support for magstripe card emulation.

Games won't be added to the backwards compatibility scheme automatically, so users will have to check whether old games are available in the scheme.

As a first time user, you have to check-in yourself via the iPhone app or touch.facebook.com or your friend has to check-in for you.

Stories is a way to passively share with friends what you've been up to recently (updates aren't sent to users' phones – you have to check them for yourself) with the feed acting as a rolling-news segment rather than an archive; users can share updates and not worry about, say, future employers blanching at that picture of them with a beer bong.

Part of the appeal is that Whatser users do not have to check in: They are simply alerted to places that their friends have visited and liked in the past.

The separate Games & Apps dashboards have been combined so users don't have to check two places, and game categories have been refined so Facebook can more accurately feature high quality developers.

However, the title was quietly abandoned in 2012, and recently a developer on the project stated that the overheads of managing and moderating the user-created content were prohibitively high – allegedly because the company had to check every user model to ensure it was family friendly.