Sentence examples for computerized reports from inspiring English sources

Instead of digging in dirt, urban archaeologists delve through stacks of papers or scroll through computerized reports.

In schools, where vision tests are typically administered to an entire student body in a gymnasium or auditorium on one day each year, the software is being marketed as a way to give school nurses more flexibility and computerized reports.

The content of these computerized reports (i.e., the choice of which variables to be extracted) is pre-defined by users.

New cases of MRSA were identified by the infection control team by checking with the computerized reports of the microbiology laboratory on a daily basis.

A data warehouse extracts data from different modules of the hospital information system (DMU, administrative information system) and re-compiles them in the form of computerized reports.

Pharmacies provide the Catalan Health Service with monthly computerized reports on each medication dispensed, a Personal Identification Code (PIC), and the prescription code, which are then linked with other information sources providing information on the doctor and health center that produced the prescription.

This study was conducted to evaluate this computerized reporting system.

You can run the punch cards through at a high rate of speed, print out the computerized report, assume it to be correct, and get the results broadcast on the 11 o'clock news".

The jurors had focussed not on the question of whether Liddy and Buchanan had been struck by Muñoz's truck but on a computerized report about the incident on which the letters "GBI" — great bodily injury — had been marked.

The panel studied more than a dozen issues, including statewide cooperation among hospital and health care provideers; chains of command; communication; computerized reporting on disease and infection; laboratory capability; bed capacity and the ability to handle surges of patients; quarantine; decontamination; and equipment interconnectivity.

The new computerized reporting system that the police expect to have up and running by the spring will be able to pick out patterns in stops and arrests, which should allow officials to take the highway's varying demographic patterns into account.