Sentence examples for administered technology from inspiring English sources
A crucial first step in the development of such technologies may be the demonstration that the centrally administered technology is capable of producing behavioral changes in animals.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (//www.nist.gov/) is a federal agency with responsibilities for administering technology related to commerce in the United States.
The National Assessment of Educational Progress NAEPP) administered a technology and engineering literacy test in 2014.
She is an account manager at SchoolNet Inc., a company in Manhattan that produces and administers educational technology.
Such a perspective is reinforced by the already established clinical evidence for the efficacy of REAC technology, administered using specific protocols as a bioenhancer and neuroenhancer.
Future research on more in-depth navigation behavior of DCVs could focus on enhancing the planning of data analytics to grasp more subtle DCV-usage behavior of respondents, especially when the osmosis assessment is administered via a technology-enhanced environment.
A survey assessing current technology use, comfort with and burden of technology was administered at each visit to the intervention group.
Type 1 Gaucher disease may be treated by enzyme replacement therapy in which injections of imiglucerase, a synthetic analog of glucocerebrosidase that is made using recombinant DNA technology, are administered on a weekly or biweekly basis.
By November, the group plans to set up an anonymous worker hotline using mobile technology and administered by a third party.
The baseline assessment consists of an interview, administered using Audio Computer-Assisted Self-Interview (ACASI) technology to reduce social desirability bias.
It has been administered by encapsulated cell technology, which allows the controlled, continuous and long-term administration of protein drugs in the eye, where the therapeutic agents are needed, and does not subject the host to systemic exposure [ 46].
