Miller identified an evangelical anti-abortion activist named Mike Connell as the operative who infiltrated the computerized results in Ohio and re-calibrated them in order to deliver the presidency unto George W. Bush.
Amid complaints about buses that either run late, slow or not at all and a computerized results system that is slower than an abacus, Kerri Strug, a 4-foot-9, 90-pound gymnast from Houston, gave us one of those moments Tuesday night at the Georgia Dome.
One recent study found that oncology patients receiving immediate feedback of HRQOL information report their physicians enquire about daily activity and emotional problems more often than without computerized results.
Patient data required for the study and missing from the database was extracted by the research team (AH, HS, BB, AN) from the patient's electronic medical records and laboratory computerized results.
For this reason, it is advisable to minimize turnaround times through computerized physician order entry, optimized laboratory workflows, computerized result verification and reporting, and similar efforts [ 81].
Finally, our exclusion of subjects from certain CFAR sites, particularly the Philadelphia Veterans Affairs Medical Center and adolescent HIV clinic at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, due to the inability to obtain computerized laboratory results, potentially limits the generalizability of the study results.
Within the computerized search results, artificial selection was conducted.
Written tests are given only four times a year and are not computerized, and results take two months, he said.
After the Word Wagons returned home, the computerized survey results allowed editors to categorize the answers based on the speakers' age, sex, ethnicity, education, and urban-versus-rural upbringing.
The computerized test results showed that SB-PS supplementation significantly increased the following cognitive parameters: memory recognition (P = 0.004), memory recall (P = 0.006), executive functions (P = 0.004), and mental flexibility (P = 0.01).
Patients also may be more willing to disclose sensitive information to a computer than to a person (Butler et al. 2009; Turner et al. 1998), and integration of computerized screening results with electronic health records may boost screening and documentation rates (Anand et al. 2012).
