Sentence examples for computer acceptability from inspiring English sources

The questionnaire item regarding computer acceptability was adapted from the Pew Internet Tracking Project [ 13].

The computer grades and acceptability criteria, as shown in table 1, were provided as a guide but could be modified if judged appropriate by each reviewer following inspection of each blow, e.g. inspection of the tail of the curve appeared satisfactory even if it did not meet the computerised criteria of <25  mL in 1  s or FET ≥6  s.

- be socially acceptable (acceptability pillar).

We confined the analysis of outcome to self report measures of the principal characteristic of each disorder; to the magnitude and stability of the outcome; and to the acceptability of computer therapy as estimated from the level of adherence to the course and the satisfaction upon completion.

The acceptability of computer based approaches to health data collection has been explored in a limited sample of indigenous and/or socially disadvantaged populations worldwide.

This study aimed to determine the accuracy and acceptability of computer administered self-report of smoking status among a low socioeconomic (SES) population.

For example, those who were the most comfortable in their ability to answer questions about their health using a computer had a mean acceptability score of 13.7 (of 15) compared to 9.7 for those least confident (p =.001).

A clear impact of computer literacy on the acceptability or likelihood of use of different interventions as suggested by the literature ([ 24] could not be observed in this study.

While the use of touch screen computers has been found to be acceptable among low income populations in primary care [ 18], no studies have explored the accuracy or acceptability of computer technology for assessing smoking status in a non-health community setting.

This study aimed to determine the accuracy (i.e. sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value and negative predictive value) and acceptability of computer administered self report of smoking among socially disadvantaged individuals accessing a social and community service organisation (SCSO) for welfare support.

In order to assess the feasibility and acceptability of computer-based questionnaires, the participants filled in an additional questionnaire regarding level of education, previous computer experience, and method preferences.