Sentence examples for computerized generation from inspiring English sources

A draft-quality metabolic network for M. smegmatis was generated using the Model SEED, a webserver for the computerized generation of genome-scale metabolic models [ 29, 31].

A model for computerized generation of spiral bevel gears in the cyclo-palloid system is proposed.

This included computerized generation of the allocation schedule in blocks of 6 subjects and blinded disbursement of treatment in numbered containers.

The computerized generation of certain lists of patient' information was categorized into 'easy'somewhathat difficult' and 'difficult' by the survey.

A computerized design, generation and stress analysis for the new types of face-gear drives have been developed.

The obtained results are important for computerized design of generation of surfaces and curves and enable to separate real and false branches of envelope.

Latest generation computerized tomographic (CT) scanners are increasingly used for high resolution cardiovascular imaging and have both hardware and post processing radiation dose reduction strategies that can be implemented.

Ultrasound (with or without contrast agents) is sensitive in detecting small HCCs while new generation computerized tomography (CT) with spiral and triphasic scanners can improve the specificity in differentiating HCC from other kinds of liver tumors.

Using a computerized random number generation analysis tool, the names of 146 randomly selected MDABC adult members were drawn and sent a letter of invitation to participate in a cross-sectional survey of food intake (73 invited in the summer and 73 in the fall/winter).

After a baseline blood sampling while on clopidogrel and at least 24 h post-PCI, patients were randomized (day 0) in a 1 1 ratio using computerized random-number generation by an independent investigator to 90 mg ticagrelor twice daily or 10 mg prasugrel once daily, until day 15 postrandomization.

For inclusion in this review, articles had to describe the evaluation of a 'second-' or 'third'-generation computerized intervention in which tailored nutrition advice was generated through a computerized system.