Sentence examples for computerised form from inspiring English sources

The Sagas of Icelanders are now for the first time available to scholars and other interested people in computerised form.

The guideline, designed by the European NIDDM Policy Group is being used in a National Programme for Diabetes supported by the Portuguese Ministry of Health, who is keen to supporting its widespread use by general practitioners, namely in computerised form.

We suppose that the shorter form and other benefits of the computerised form such as constrained answers and a summary self-populating problem list have outweighed the challenge posed by a new information technology system.

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.

All 16 hospital pathology laboratories in Wales were randomly allocated to report either breast or colorectal resection specimens by computerised form or conventional free text.

The procedure generates a large amount of information and even in computerised form presents difficulties for decision-making except for the simplest of products.

Computerised CBT forms a core component of psychological therapy services in primary care in the UK and other health systems.

It is therefore possible that humanising a computerised data collection interface (for example, the use of visual images of researchers within computerised forms) could increase mis-reporting [ 23].

The aim of this study was to determine whether reporting guidelines and computerised form-based reports improve the completeness of histopathological cancer data available for patient management and population cancer registration and to evaluate the acceptability of the intervention.

He used computerised tomography, a sophisticated form of X-ray scanning, to study the details of dinosaur inner ears.

These genomes exist in the form of computerised data, but they could serve as a blueprint for altering the DNA of a cell from a closely related species.