Sentence examples for computerised learning from inspiring English sources
An online psychoeducation package for bipolar disorder such as Beating Bipolar is feasible and acceptable to patients who are amenable to computerised learning and have access to a computer and may be particularly suited to early intervention.
Take computerised lathes, hi-tech equipment that costs hundreds of thousands of pounds to buy.
Two generations of racers have learned how to turn computerised engine controls and massive amounts of boost into stupefying performance.
"We fully expected back then we would have computerised doctors and computerised teachers," he added.
First, EPs who saw return visit patients at their first visits might still have been able to recall the clinical conditions of the return visit patients during the interview or they may have learnt the information from their colleagues or from the computerised information system and then changed their responses in the interview, but without overall bias effect.
Two investigators read all papers and computerised all relevant information.
Computerised randomisation will define the sequence of the study groups.
I want to see hard work done by the younger, computerised generation.
The company has invested heavily in "adaptive" learning materials computerised courses that react to users' progress by offering further explanation and examples where answers suggest they are struggling, and moving on swiftly where they are not.Unopar, a university in Londrina, a foggy city in the south-eastern state of Paraná, was bought by Kroton in 2011 and is one of its best-known brands.
Now, it's all computerised.
