Sentence examples for book a computerised from inspiring English sources

Convinced that consumer choice is the key to improving health care, in 2005 the government launched "Choose and Book", a computerised system that patients and family doctors could use together to select health-care providers.But take-up has been disappointing.

This was the approach Mr Fryer took in Dallas, where second-grade students were simply given $2 for every book they read if they passed a computerised comprehension test on it.

In that sense algorithms are the secret sauce of a computerised world.

The service is an add-on to Google Earth, the virtual geography program which lets users access a computerised 3D map of the planet.

A computerised ACA questionnaire was designed, using attributes and levels defined from the previous surveys.

Behaviour was recorded onto video tapes for 1 h either side of treatment for analysis using a computerised event recorder.

Buchanan, A, Computerised care plans in Tayside., Nursing Standard, vol. 7 no.

The present study is the first step toward integrating the automatic question generation system with a computerised adaptive test.

Oxygen consumption was measured with a gas analyzer (ML206, ADInstruments) connected to a computerised recording system (PowerLab; ADInstruments).

(A) computerised message is (the) best way.

In phase 1, 177 patients answered both a computerised and a paper version, and in phase 2, 273 patients filled out either the computerised or the paper assessment.