Sentence examples for using a nationwide network from inspiring English sources

He also noted the planned roll out of a mobile phone banking system using a nationwide network of agents, which he said is projected to reduce transaction costs and increase the bank's customer base and fee income.

A PAH registry was initiated in January 2007 using a nationwide network of echocardiographic centers and four diagnostic centers that specialize in PAH.

John Simourian, chief executive of Lily Transportation, which uses a nationwide network of trucks to move a range of products, including construction materials and groceries, said that only a small portion of his fleet ran on natural gas but that the company was shifting over.

It is already a commercial fact that it is cheaper to use the internet to distribute television programming than to use a nationwide network of terrestrial wireless transmitters.

Data used in this study were collected from 2006 to 2008 using a nationwide hospital-based registry, the Chinese Birth Defects Monitoring Network.

The patient recruitment was performed by the German Competence Network for HIV/AIDS, while the recruitment of physicians was performed using a nationwide database from Janssen-Cilag GmbH.

We used a nationwide GPS network, termed GEONET GNSS Earth Observation Network Systemm), with a spacing of ~20 30 km.

This study used a nationwide representative surveillance network of GPs to identify a representative subset of non-sudden deaths at home in Belgium.

18 19 20 21 We used a nationwide representative surveillance network of general practitioners not specifically selected for research in end of life care.

In anticipation of the decision which helps clear the way for Sprint to build a nationwide network using the high-speed wireless broadband technology–shares of Sprint rose 49 cents, or 14.0%, to $4.00 on Monday.

In anticipation of the decision which helps clear the way for Sprint to build a nationwide network using the high-speed wireless broadband technology–shares of Sprint rose 49 cents, or 14%, to $4 Monday.