Sentence examples for age of computerised from inspiring English sources
But the Clubcard was a loyalty scheme for the age of computerised research.
In an age of computerised medical records this includes information governance and data protection.
The indicators could be feasibly implemented in the UK by audit of computerised general practice records.
Patients were allocated to one of the two intervention groups (rest or exercise) by means of computerised minimisation software [ 10].
Now, in an age of radar and computerised navigation systems, working lighthouses are an endangered species.
To find the attitudes and expectations of doctors during the process of computerising primary care (PC).
This paper reports an experience of computerising a clinical guideline for the management of non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM).
The 90 artists whose works appear in Little Dreams in Glass and Metal are united in the sense that, in an age of 3D- printing and computerised graphic editors, each artist is embracing a manual artisanal method that has historically been under-recognised and under-appreciated — until now.
These fleeting frames, with state-of-the-art computerised recreations of buildings falling down, have got us so excited we punched a wall, hiccuped and broke wind.
Participants above the age of 60 years were first identified using a computerised list and by door-to-door survey.
