Sentence examples for comparison to paper from inspiring English sources

However there is currently no 3D description of head and neck posture with different computer display heights and no direct comparison to paper based information technology tasks.

We can only take these numbers with a grain of salt, since the article contains no direct comparison to paper waste statistics.

Data were hand entered twice, with resolution of discrepancies by comparison to paper questionnaires.

Consequently, in comparison to paper forms, participants completing the PDA version were able to see only one question at a time.

CAT algorithms based on IRT have been the subject of various investigations for several decades, and much is known about their functioning in comparison to paper-and-pencil measures (Wainer et al. 1990).

In 1998, Cochrane reviews were found to be more methodologically rigorous in comparison to paper-based meta-analysis [ 26] and we have had no cause to have reservations about the generalisation of this finding to the present time.

Although the main function of EHRs is to archive and manage patient data efficiently - in comparison to paper-based health record systems - secondary use of EHR data is currently being widely explored for various medical research, such as disease discovery and patient stratification [ 12, 13], among which also pharmacovigilance has received a lot of attention.

However, its validity, reliability and psychometric properties still need to be tested in comparisons to paper formats [38] being more practical in large-scale epidemiological surveys of headaches in children and adolescents.

The introduction from an electronic health record has several benefits in comparison to a paper based patient record.

To examine the relationship between the social network properties and health and to make possible an international comparison to a paper that used NSHAP data to examine the relationships between various network properties and self-rated health among older U.S. adults [ 2], we focus on self-rated health, the major health status measure.

Subsequent to its development and implementation in two hospitals, DataPall was tested among both trained and untrained hospital staff populations on the basis of its usability with comparison to existing paper records systems as well as on the speed at which users could perform basic database functions.