Sentence examples for computerized data and from inspiring English sources

The guerrilla group whose camp was raided, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, has sustained a string of other blows in recent months that were caused by the seizure of its computerized data and by its foes' use of technology.

Tells about "Angels in America, Big Riverer," and his love of gambling, especially horse racing, which he approaches in a businesslike way, using computerized data and betting at obscure tracks where this strategy will, he believes, give him more of an edge.

All participants signed an informed consent letter to comply with the French National Commission for Computerized Data and Individual Freedom.

The computer-controlled HPLC with automated sample handling, injection, and computerized data acquisition and processing makes possible the measurement of hundreds of samples per week without too much manual work.

JFG and SCV provided computerized data management and statistical analysis.

The hospitals and ICUs in this study were selected because each had installed an Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation (APACHE) computerized data collection and analysis system that recorded patient data on ICU days 1 to 7. Details about the characteristics of these hospitals, ICUs, and patients have been described elsewhere [ 20, 25].

These surveys have the advantage of computerized data entry and trained interviewers, which minimizes data entry errors and interview time.

Modern mass spectrometers produce data at such high rates that wet lab work is almost minimized to 20% of the relative project time and 80% of the time is spent with computerized data evaluations and investigation of raw data.

Air flow, temperature, and humidity measurements in the inhalation chamber utilized a computerized data acquisition and control system.

Facilitated by computerized data harvest and computation, the result of converting data from time series to frequency analysis is termed spectral analysis because it provides an evaluation of the power (amplitude) of the contributing frequencies to the underlying signal.

We describe the implementation of a computerized data collection and management system – 'Metavision' (IMD-Soft®) – in a 10-bed general ICU (admission rate 750 patients/year) of a 1200-bed tertiary care medical center.