Sentence examples for computerized of from inspiring English sources

Naive male and female mice were weighed, injected with IP saline and locomotor activity was monitored in a computerized OF apparatus for 15 min.

It can be done in the same manner as for MRI, using a standardized 27-sectors diagram of the gland, including drawings (freehand or computerized) of the sampled lesions, which may be different than those described at mp-MRI.

Computerized point-of-care health information systems, particularly web-based systems, have the potential to dramatically reduce the data collection burden by automating data aggregation and reporting [ 25].

After the reorganization of 1973 the division expanded the computerizing of current cataloging and the central provision of both printed cards and machine-readable entries.

By producing a computerized prediction of the appearance of the smile at differing OP angles, Batwa et al. [6] concluded that changing the OP angle does affect relative smile attractiveness.

To find their "mooches" for this latest scam, for a small fee the boiler-room operators buy from the BLM computerized lists of leaseholders, many of whom had previously made their purchases through other scam artists.

Computerized classification of random and system errors are of significant interest in the field of nutrition and food engineering because, it provides practical solutions to database query and optimization of inherent variations due to measurement errors that are beneficial to research methodologies.

We assess the following factors related to the outcome measures according to the levels of analysis: Computerized PHCT: variables of structure and organization of the PHCT (number of GPs and nurses, presence of specialists), adherence to PAPPS, training centre for family doctors, ECR system and starting year, assigned population.

Computerized tomography of the chest was performed in 64% of children (range 25 86% of children by center).

The Computerized Registry of Patients with Venous Thromboembolism (RIETE) has confirmed thrombophilia in 32%% of the patients tested, and in 25 and 17%% of these, a mutation of FVL and PT, respectively, was found [ 3].

Computerized reporting of all steps in the microbiology laboratory and recording the time point of start and discontinuation of isolation by the infection control practitioners allowed exact determination of turn around times (TATs).