"automated devices" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any devices or equipment that operate automatically, without the need for manual input or control. Example: "The factory uses a variety of automated devices to increase efficiency and reduce human error."
New York City was one of the first metropolitan areas to install the automated devices to catch violators.
This paper would be of interest to researchers working towards general-purpose, steel restoration automated devices.
Exploiting the potentiality of bioreactors, the biomedical industry invested in developing reliable and automated devices for 2D or 3D cell culture, having specific features such as modularity, scalability, and process traceability, to make bioreactors essential tools for the development of safe and reproducible biological constructs and for the study of new therapeutic drugs.
This allows for the collection of accurate, long-term data on hourly rates of nest visitation, the duration of a pair's workday, and the total number of visits the pair makes to their nests—unique data that are prohibitively labor-intensive to collect using direct human observations or most existing automated devices.
Direct observation of nesting birds using human observers and most automated devices requires sub-sampling of the nestling period, which does not allow for the quantification of the duration of chick-feeding by parents within a day, and may also inadequately capture temporal variation in the rate at which chicks are fed.
The trends persisted (slightly stronger in girls) when restricting analyses to studies which used automated devices.
Blood centres require high throughput automated devices to produce washed PLTs as an approved blood component.
Both automated devices had unacceptable ranges in the intensive care setting with both algorithms markedly overestimating at low blood pressures.
To further reduce screening or interpretation errors, automated devices were introduced as primary screeners or quality control instruments.
Flu-like symptoms may be managed using NSAIDs, whereas injection-site reactions may be managed with devices (e.g., automated devices with customizable settings), training or site rotation.
Automated devices would make large studies feasible and may allow endpoints other than cough counts to be measured e.g. amplitude, temporal pattern and cough sound quality.
