Sentence examples for between system use and from inspiring English sources

Although no statistically significant association was found between system use and professionals' expectancies regarding the system's performance, users tended to score higher than non-users.

This model expresses a desire for a direct and positive association between system use and patient care, based on a timely feedback cycle where patient data is central to ongoing processes of learning, service improvement and patient education.

Comparing these findings with frequently used IT adoption models such as the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology [ 14], the lack of association between system use and professionals' expectancies regarding the system's performance is surprising, as performance expectancy is considered a direct determinant of usage intention and subsequent usage behaviour [ 14].

Comparing the professionals' institution, the use-group had more professionals from rehabilitation centres (39% vs. 13% in the non-use group), whereas the non-use group had more professionals from (special) education/day care centres (56% vs. 24% in the use-group), resulting in a significant association between system use and professionals' institution (p =.003).

A statistically significant association was found between system use and expected ease of use (p =.046) and time availability (p =.005): 50% of the users vs. 31% of the non-users expected that the system would be easy to use while 93% of the users vs. 72% of the non-users expected that they would be able to reserve one time slot each week for responding to submitted questions.

e-Learning systems designed for new entrants training aim to facilitate new entrants' job adaptation; however, the empirical link between their system use and job adaptation lacks.

The TAM defines the relationships between systems use (dependent constructs) and perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use (two independent constructs).

32 35 There was no evidence of any link between the system used and the extent of missed test results.

Draft legislation by Arlen Specter (R. Pa)., the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, would require the same kind of whiz-bang identification on the visas of all immigrants already in the States by 2007 and, by that time, would force compatibility between systems used by the FBI and Homeland Security.

A distinction is made between systems used for conversion into electrical energy and those which are applicable for the production of chemical fuel.

However, there is a potential for interference between systems using the same frequency bands at close range.