Sentence examples for a study of computer from inspiring English sources

A study of computer scientists, which mainly focused on methods for determining online activity, found that many scientists with an online presence were tenure-level, judging from their high-impact publications; they also used multiple networking sites.

An article in Business Day on Wednesday about a study of computer-virus risks in a microchip-based tracking technology referred imprecisely to the contribution of one researcher, Andrew S. Tanenbaum, to the development of the Linux operating system.

We use a narrative review supplemented by data from a study of computer-assisted detection for CT colonography.

Dr. Timothy W. Freer presented the results of a study on computer-aided detection at the meeting of the Radiological Society of North America.

While a modest absolute change in behavior, the observed change represented a medium effect size consistent with other clinician-delivered interventions to improve adherence [ 27] and was similar in magnitude to that observed in a study of another computer-delivered intervention for older persons with memory impairments [ 28].

It consists of three independent parts: an anatomical study of dry scapulae, an anatomical study of formalin-fixed cadaveric shoulders, and a radiological study of computer tomography scans of scapulae.

Our dataset, drawn from a qualitative study of computer use in general practice, comprised background documents, field notes, interviews, clinical consultations (directly observed and videotaped) and naturally occurring talk relating to referral to hospital in four general practices.

A prospective study of computer users found that 50% of hand/arm symptoms were non-specific [ 5].

Finally, I use an empirical study of computer users to illustrate the genre-ecology framework and contrast it with metaphor.

As a part of a retrospective study of computer-aided detection in breast cancer screening, we recorded the percentage of the breast density on a visual analogue scale on 4,866 routine screening mammograms taken in 1996 as part of the North East of Scotland Breast Screening Service.

A recent UK study of computer passwords found that one in five consumers choose a pet's name as their password.