Sentence examples for by the computerised system from inspiring English sources

The heat produced from the combustion is used to heat the water and routine manual monitoring of temperature and the heat calculations is taken care of by the computerised system of the bomb calorimeter.

The low numbers may explained by the computerised systems, which including monitoring for potential contra-indications and interaction of drugs.

The guideline in the computerised system was based on that disseminated by the British Hypertension Society [ 25].

The computerised system is an electronic walkway mat 4.87 m long.

In recent experiments, Dr Frowd and Dr Hancock compared EvoFIT with the computerised systems currently in use by asking volunteers to construct an image of a face two days after seeing it, and then showing the resulting image to people who were familiar with the person depicted.

This clinical trial will provide new evidence on pain associated with intraosseous anaesthesia by the computerised QuickSleeper system as compared with conventional infiltration in paediatric oral healthcare.

We propose to perform a split-mouth and parallel-arm multicentre randomised controlled trial (RCT) comparing the pain caused by the insertion of the needle for the injection of conventional infiltration anaesthesia, and intraosseous anaesthesia by the computerised QuickSleeper system, in children and adolescents.

The irrigation system has individual sprinkler controls, which are controlled by a computerised system.

At the end of the preceding biennium my staff had been informed that the outdated manual card index system for monitoring bank accounts would be replaced by a computerised system early in 1996.

After baseline assessment randomisation was carried out by a computerised system (Open Clinical Data Management System (Open-CDMS)) using block randomisation with no stratification in randomised blocks of four and six.

Time in the open arm, time in the closed arm, open arm entries, and closed arm entries were all recorded by the computerised video tracking system.