Sentence examples for by the computerized algorithm from inspiring English sources

Asthma severity was used to define the distribution of asthma cases that were selected by the computerized algorithm and to evaluate the accuracy of the algorithm.

We performed several analyses using chart reviews of both paper and electronic medical records to determine the validity of the exclusion and inclusion of HMO members as executed by the computerized algorithm.

The data presented in Figure 3 of their report are striking; the level of pressure support set by the medical team was impressively lower (P < 0.001) than the level selected by the computerized algorithm.

* Inclusion criteria were applied to records during the index month, † ‡ See Table 1 Confirmation of case status by manual review of the medical record was incorporated into the study design to provide specificity so that initial case identification by the computerized algorithm would be highly sensitive.

Once signed into law by Mayor Bill de Blasio, the legislation will establish a task force to examine the city's "automated decision systems"—the computerized algorithms that guide the allocation of everything from police officers and firehouses to public housing and food stamps with an eye toward making them fairer and more open to scrutiny.

Initial training, conducted by the project's training director (JKK), included a thorough review of treatment strategies for the remission of depressive symptoms, education about the TMAP algorithm for MDD, and hands-on practice in the use of the computerized algorithm.

BD diagnoses were established according to DSM-IV or ICD-10 criteria, using the computerized algorithm (CATEGO) for the SCAN 2.1 interview (WHO) (Celik 2003).

Fourth, the computerized algorithm was designed for intermittent POC measurements and not for (semi-) continuous data.

The computerized algorithm has been developed to predict child psychiatric illnesses on the basis of the symptom and impact scores derived from SDQ versions completed by parents, teachers and children [ 32].

Diagnoses were made not by the interviewers but by computerized algorithm [13] from the recorded survey responses.

Additional restrictions imposed by the computerized matching algorithm included: scans were only eligible if patients did not have other RCM exposures from seven days before until three days after the scan; and patients could contribute only one matched scan.