The phrase "achieve using computer" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of accomplishing tasks with the aid of a computer, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We can achieve our goals using a computer to analyze the data more efficiently."
Alternatives: "accomplish with a computer" or "attain through computer use".
Randomisation will be achieved using computer generated allocations in a ratio of 1 1 contained in sealed opaque envelopes.
Our initial hypothesis could be proven as the study clearly shows that in this first prospective case series in about 85% (including learning curve), a perfect result in terms of deviation of the planned mechanical leg axis could be achieved using computer assistance as in intraoperative guiding tool.
This is achieved using computer based tasks in which participants are required to repeatedly practice making positive interpretations of emotionally ambiguous words or scenarios (Cognitive Bias Modification for interpretation, CBM-I) or to decrease selective attention to threat-related stimuli (Cognitive Bias Modification for attention, CBM-A) (see Hertel and Mathews (2011) for a review).
Superior alignment and clinical results have been achieved using computer-guided TKR when compared to traditional techniques, even in experienced hands [17, 21, 22, 23].
Randomisation will be achieved using computer-generated random numbers and randomly permuted block sizes of 4 8.
This congruency between visual and bodily motion allows participants to experience naturalistic simulated hallucinations in a fully immersive way, which would be impossible to achieve using a standard computer display or conventional CGI VR.
A density distribution corresponding to the desired 3D shape can be achieved using a computer to control the dot density of a microdot mask pattern.
When the INR is above the target value of 2.5, the difference between the INR achieved using the computer dose and the user's modified dose is small.
If the aim is to predict mortality as accurately as APACHE II, the mortality prediction model based mainly on routine admission laboratory tests can achieve this using computer technology, without labor-related costs, as soon as the patient is admitted to the ICU.
This may be achieved using modern computer-assisted design tools.
