Sentence examples for computerised program from inspiring English sources

Insulin secretion rate was calculated using a computerised program implementing a regularisation method of deconvolution [ 17] and using a population model of C-peptide kinetics [ 18].

Participants were randomised to one of three groups following the completion of baseline assessments by an investigator independent of the study via a computerised program [ 47] using the method of randomly permuted blocks.

17 The format of SPARX led to good engagement with the resource, with 60% of participants completing all modules compared with 32% in the YouthMood project, 36 although it should be noted that in our study the results were based on self report, whereas the data from the YouthMood project were collected automatically by the computerised program.

Randomisation was computerised (programmed by M.B).

The present aim was to present the development and to study the effect of a new Swedish interactive computerised teaching program in dermatology and venereology (NUDOV), primarily intended for medical-school undergraduates.

To validate a custom computerised counting program, intra-person and inter-person cell counts of nine human evaluators (three groups – unskilled, novice, and experienced) were compared with repeated pixel counts of the custom program on 15 digitised images (in triplicate) of chondrocytes in situ stained with fluorescent dyes.

Participants will be given computerised diaries programmed to give an audible alarm 3 times a day for 3 consecutive days to prompt them to make a report of each of the intended behaviours.

We created a computerised case simulation program allowing students to manage patients in a non-linear format supporting the clinical reasoning process.

We therefore used a computerised text analysis program, LIWC [ 12, 13], to assess personal statements and referees' reports on about 70 semantic, syntactic and stylistic measures, but could find no systematic difference between UCCA forms from happy and unhappy doctors.

These benefits have also been noted in an ICU-based study, where investigators used computerised anti-infective programs and were able to document significant reductions in the use of excessive drug dosage, adverse drug events and length of hospital stay and costs [ 33].

A pilot study was conducted in a single General Practice in a regional area of New South Wales, Australia to assess the feasibility of accessing data obtained through a computerised chronic disease management program that has been designed for desktop application (Pen Computer Systems (PCS) Clinical Audit Tool: ™ PCS CAT).