Sentence examples for computerized measures from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the use of computerized measures of inhibitory control reduces the possibility of measurement error and bias.

The availability of paper-and-pencil or computerized measures that can be administered in brief windows of time by laypersons ensures that screening is an efficient means of determining who might benefit from further assessment.

Despite this, in adulthood there were no group differences in plasma tryptophan levels, genotyping, aggression, emotional intelligence, working memory, computerized measures of impulsivity, psychosocial functioning/adjustment, and personal and family history of mood and substance abuse disorders.

Indeed, activity measures were far better at discriminating adults with ADHD from controls than computerized measures of inattention and impulsivity.

Objectively measured hyperactivity persists in adults with ADHD and is a more discriminative feature of the disorder than computerized measures of inattention or impulsivity.

Significant correlations between conventional and computerized measures were seen in all tests (r = 0.49-0.83), see correlations and raw scores in Table  4.

Nowadays such a program could be speedily completed with the use of computerized measuring instruments.

The most frequently used computerized measure of cognitive styles is Riding's Cognitive Styles Analysis CSAA).

Using computerized measuring equipment, the AGS verified that each stone was cut and polished to rigorous standards.

Using computerized measuring equipment, the AGS verified that each stone was cut and polished to rigorous standards, which can take up to four times longer than normal cutting and, in the wrong hands, result in a ruined stone.

The objective of this study was to develop a computerized measure for assessing fruit, fruit juice and vegetable (FJV) preferences of African-American (AA) and Hispanic (H) preschool children.