Sentence examples for complex computerised from inspiring English sources
The complex computerised off-the-warehouse-shelf system there was designed to deliver goods to stores so that they were ready for placing directly on the retail shelves.
Potential users include maintenance engineers in remote locations, construction workers, architects and warehouse staff pulling stock off the shelves following complex computerised schedules.
The SoI for the hospital stay is assigned following a complex computerised algorithm that takes into account the patient's primary and secondary diagnoses, procedures and age (the underlying clinical principle is that patients with a high SoI are characterised by multiple serious diseases or illnesses).
"We fully expected back then we would have computerised doctors and computerised teachers," he added.
In a multi-disciplinary collaboration complex at the University of Wales, Swansea, novel computerised clinically relevant models were developed using advanced computational engineering.
Although patients did not perceive computerised therapy as more complex to use, they also did not perceive any relative advantage over other forms of care.
According to Shekelle and Goldzweig [ 6], computerised systems should be considered as a complex intervention with four key components: technical, human, project management, and organisational and cultural change all of which must be systematically studied.
Furthermore, evaluations of physicians' response to alerts suggest that a complex set of factors may shape physicians' usage of these systems including features of the computerised drug alert system and alerts 15 17 18 the complexity of patients' health needs 19 and physician characteristics and practice environment.
74 75 CIDI is available in two formats: the paper form or PAPI (Paper and Pencil Interviewing) and the computerised form or CAPI, designed to ease the handling of elaborate skip and complex randomisation patterns and to facilitate data entry with a resulting reduction in interview time and errors in data collection and recording.
Now, it's all computerised.
