Sentence examples for computerised I from inspiring English sources

There is a definite move towards maximisation of the use of information technology, with 100% of our practices describing themselves as computerised, and 81% of these being fully computerised (i.e. using computers for consultation notes, repeat scripts, incoming and outgoing correspondence).

No one ever paid for the data to be computerised, I am told, and the result is that one day's work takes three.

Therefore, the advantages and practicality of self-help treatments including computerised CBT (CCBT), i.e. self-help CBT using a programme on a website or on a computer without an online network, have been attractive, and it is believed that self-help CBT will be an efficacious intervention, especially for mild-to-moderate depression [ 15].

A Chorus Line was the first show to use a completely computerised lighting console, but until I started reading about her life, I was not aware of how influential a figure she'd been.

"We fully expected back then we would have computerised doctors and computerised teachers," he added.

Such training should be targeted at high benzodiazepine prescribers in particular and should include information on the evidence for non-pharmacological alternatives such as face-to-face or self-help (including computerised) cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia (CBT-I).

To study computerised cardiotocograph parameters from women with type I diabetes; 2. to examine the significance of observed differences from the expected normal values.

Four tests of processing speed were administered, including Trail Making Test part A (TMT-A) (Reitan 1955), WAIS-III Digit Symbol Coding (Wechsler 1997), the computerised Go/No-Go test to assess the reaction time for go responses (see Takagi et al. 2011), and the CogstateTM Detection task (see Hammers et al. 2011, 2012).

Giorgio Moroder E=MC2 (1979) E=MC2 is an album of sequencer-driven, computerised disco, of the sort Moroder pioneered with Donna Summer's I Feel Love.

"We have had over the last 30 years enterprise being completely computerised… But if you're a small business — by which I mean one to 20 people — you don't have really anyone to turn to.

I want to see hard work done by the younger, computerised generation.