Sentence examples for a computerized environment from inspiring English sources

The design of the MFS facilitates a computerized environment that helps to institutionalize and monitor such a group process.

But now, he said, "All GED testing is in a computerized environment, though not online.

Embedded in a computerized environment its application may help manage repeated and easy testing performed by non-mental health specialists.

The temperatures in all the greenhouses were monitored and recorded using a computerized environment control system (Argus, Vancouver, Canada).

A computerized environment is an additional complicating factor and it is important to evaluate that the computer – patient interface in a new test battery works for patients with INPH, also for those not being familiar to computers.

A new computerized environment introducing a variety of metacognitive support mechanisms (MSMs) in different phases of the problem-solving process was designed to influence students' transfer from solving structured problems (near transfer) to solving open-ended problems (far transfer).

We design a public goods laboratory experiment in both a virtual world environment and an abstract computerized environment, each with and without communication and visibility, to investigate how communication and visibility of other participants affect individual contributions to public goods.

This project explored clinicians' perceptions about important attributes of contextual information for clinical decision-making; how contextual information is expressed in CPRS clinical documentation as well as how clinicians in a highly computerized environment manage information flow related to these domains.

This project explored clinicians' perceptions about important attributes of contextual information for clinical decision-making, how contextual information is expressed in CPRS clinical documentation as well as how clinicians in a highly computerized environment manage information flow related to these areas.

While the two dimensions are substitutes in the abstract computerized environment, they work in a complementary way to increase public goods contributions in the virtual world environment.

A computerized learning environment (Flexible Inquiry Learning Environment FILEE) is discussed.