Sentence examples for computerised is from inspiring English sources

A jobcentre employee has alleged that the UC claims process, which is meant to save the government hundreds of millions in staff costs by being highly computerised, is unable to handle complicated cases.

The hospital's health information system database (computerised) was the main source of these data although in some cases supplementary data were collected from individual service units.

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

Randomisation will be computerised and be stratified for centre.

CNS Vital Signs offers robust and reliable measurements of cognition which are computerised but are supervised by a technician.

When asked why such courses have proliferated in the last decade she suggests that "so many of the jobs that used to be available are computerised, or they're just mechanised in some way that doesn't involve humans.

Computerised CBT is also available but interestingly was rarely taken up by patients.

He adds that augmented reality, where computerised information is overlaid onto a virtual or actual view of a site, is now becoming commonplace in construction, streamlining the design process and lowering building costs.

Digital images from the tissue sections were captured and computerised planimetry was performed using the program Picsara (Euromed Networks, Stockholm, Sweden).

Only a year after its revamp, computerised scoring is going on the scrap heap.

(A) computerised message is (the) best way.