Studies were identified by computerised and hand searches of the literature, scanning references and contacting investigators.
LI is the nuclear labelling index for single-labelled MGMT as determined by computerised image analysis.
Sustained attention is best measured by computerised tests [ 33] as used in the earlier study documenting attention problems [ 11].
In each slice, the length of the scar and noninfarcted muscle for endocardial and epicardial surfaces were determined by computerised planimetry.
This level of control is lower than the 20% in the New Opportunities for Early Renal Intervention by Computerised Assessment study (NEOERICA) [ 35] and the 11% reported in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey NHANES IIII) [ 34].
It has a new system of hanging pictures by computerised magnets.
Antiques like the Edgware Road signal box are being replaced by computerised control rooms.
JD, New York City (formerly London W1) Passbooks were generally replaced by computerised records and printed statements from the early 1970s.
In the Netherlands, broadcaster VPRO aired its first TV and iPad documentary in January called Money & Speed: Inside the Black Box, a programme about the crash of global financial markets on 6 May 2010 caused by computerised trading.
Computer control: with AR embedded into visors or contact lenses and motion-sensitive cameras, we'll be able to wave, flick or nod and control over a hundred simulated PC screens as projected into our eyes by computerised eyewear.
