Sentence examples for using a free version from inspiring English sources
The man who reported the problem, Charlie Freret of Chantilly, Va., stumbled across the error while using a free version of TurboTax to e-file a tax return he had already prepared on paper.
Anti-exploit technology is still new but has already shown a great deal of potential; these days, using a free version at minimum should be considered a must.
The company is active in 80 countries, has around 1,000 paying customers and some 10,000 organizations using a free version of its platform.
Ligands were further optimized using a free version of Marvinsketch 4.1.13 (Marvinsketch, version 6.1.0, Chemaxon, Budapest, Hungary; http://www.chemaxon.com, 2013) with MM force field, and saved in Tripos mol2 file format.
Freemium is also great strategy for products that have high switching costs – why not allow me to start using a free version, get hooked, and begin charging me when I hit a threshold of activity?
Burke and Krishnan built Helix using a free trial version of Lateral and IBM Watson.
But if you use your cell phone most of the time and don't want to go through the hassle of changing your phone number and operating it through Google Voice, Skydeck now offers you the option of using a free or paid version Skydeck to manage your cellphone and Google Voice to manage your other phone lines.
To classify samples based solely on genome-wide resemblances in the gene copy-number gain/loss patterns, unsupervised hierarchical cluster analyses were performed using a free software programme (Cluster 3.0, version 1.52 and TreeView, version 1.1.6r2) [ 25, 26].
All analyses were undertaken using a free data-mining software Tanagra (version 1.4.36, http://chirouble.univ-lyon2.fr/~ricco/tanagra/en/tanagra.html) with 1000 nonparametric bootstraps to obtain 95% confidence intervals.
The calculations and the graphics were performed using a free statistical software package of R version-2.13.1.
Like SurveyMonkey, Loop is using a freemium model — there's a free version, but businesses have to pay to use more devices, to collect more responses, and to receive customer support.
