Sentence examples for a computerized study of from inspiring English sources

Dr. Searls, 49, is a vice president of SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals, in King of Prussia, Pa., overseeing a computerized study of the human genome.

"I've put my money where my mouth is," he added in an interview, by redirecting his overstretched resources toward a more careful selection of cases and starting a computerized study of prosecutions to see why they so often fail.

Thirty-one corporations that in each previous election cycle since 1993-94 contributed at least $100,000 in soft money -- unlimited and largely unregulated gifts to the parties -- have not donated any soft money in the current cycle, covering the last 15 months, according to a computerized study of Federal Election Commission records.

The efficiency of studies that involve people's judgments is very low compared to a computerized objective study.

Interventions considered in the studies were computerized training of working memory [ 19], visual hemisphere-specific stimulation [ 20], and software for computer-delivered instruction [ 21], computer-based reading [ 22], computerized study guide [ 23], computer-assisted mathematics computation drill-down-practice [ 24], and computer-assisted instructional software [ 25].

A single study of computerized history-taking coupled to decision support found no advantages from the combination versus physicians providing usual care, measured by the number of problems detected in relatively young out-patients [ 13].

Mr. Brookshire's solution was to collaborate with James McElwaine, a music professor at Purchase College (where Mr. Brookshire is director of graduate studies) on a computerized version of the score that could be projected behind him during performances.

A computerized search of potentially eligible studies was performed in PubMed and the date of the last search was October 30, 2017.

To our knowledge, the present study is the first randomized placebo-controlled double-masked clinical trial of lutein supplementation in Retinitis Pigmentosa; we could find no reference to similar studies in a computerized search of the major medical literature databases.

We identified studies from a computerized search of the MEDLINE database (US National Library of Medicine) from 1966 200303, manual searches of bibliographic references of relevant published articles, and extensive cross-referencing and manual searches of 92 review articles.

Third, this study employed ImPACT®, a computerized screen of neurocognitive abilities.