Sentence examples for computerized version of a from inspiring English sources
The desire for vengeance had been even more virulent online, as people pursued the Drews in a computerized version of a tar-and-feather brigade.
A computerized version of a Clinical Practice Guideline for Major Depression (e-CPG-MD) has been integrated in Electronic Clinical Records of Primary Care in Catalonia (Spain).
A computerized version of a hypothetical delay-discounting task was used based on the paradigm described by Richards et al. (1999).
The first control task, the Probability Adjustment Task, was a computerized version of a test developed in child psychology by Falk and Wilkening (1998).
The second phase (N = 2431) consisted of the computerized version of a fully-structured psychiatric interview (see next section) and was carried out in the computer laboratories of the schools.
The second phase (N = 2,431, response rate 95%) consisted of the computerized version of a fully-structured psychiatric interview (see next section) and was carried out in the computer laboratories of the schools.
An Electronic Health Record EHRR) is a computerized version of an individual's health record that may contain a person's full health and medical record or can be used for certain records, such as lab results, in conjunction with a more traditional paper-based patient chart.
The screening is conducted over the telephone by a market research centre, "Intervjubolaget," using a computerized version of the A-TAC inventory.
They followed a computerized version of the A-TAC, and all responses were entered directly on to a database.
All participating patients were asked to complete computerized versions of a generic – (Short Form-12 [ 23]) and a disease-specific HRQoL questionnaire (Liver Disease Symptom Index 2.0 [ 24]), and the first part of a pen-and-paper questionnaire on patient satisfaction with the consultation, before each consultation (QUOTE-Liver [ 25]) for the duration of one year.
As Albert Pujols came to bat, the scoreboard showed clips of a computerized version of Pujols to advertise a new video game.
