Sentence examples for digitised system from inspiring English sources

This year the NHS is piloting a digitised system that will enable pharmacists to check eligibility instantly.

It calls for a verifiably secure border, biometrics to track comers and goers, and a digitised system for employers to check the immigration status of workers.

The Veterans Administration, a fully digitised health system for former US military service personnel, has cut bed days by 25% by automating some processes and enabling patients to do more for themselves.

NARC was, as far as I'm aware, the very first arcade game to use digitised graphics: a system that involved the developers filming actors – or rather "actors" – against a blue screen and then turning them into sprite-based animations in the finished game.

The purpose of this study was therefore to determine the prognostic significance of TSR and its association with other clinicopathological variables in a large series of surgically treated endometrial cancer patients, where TSR was assessed objectively using a digitised virtual scoring system.

On two-lane roads and billiard-smooth track, the S3's electrically boosted steering combines lightness with real, weighty feel – a rarity in this age of digitised, numbed steering systems.

To capitalise on aspects of Industry 4.0 environmental accountants will need to be educated at university and trained through ongoing professional development to understand the new digitised data network systems and to appreciate the benefits of digitalisation for obtaining quality and timely data about corporate eco-efficiency and other related concepts.

Root systems were digitised in order to determine the number and the length of different root types.

The recent increase in the use of comparative judgment may be largely due to the availability and use of online software systems, using digitised student works, by small groups of researchers in the UK and in Western Australia.

Israel's health-care system is fully digitised: all doctors use electronic medical records, and patients have access to their data.

Though there have been attempts, instituting a similar level of digitised services or an ID system would be more of a challenge in country such as the UK or US, where Piperal says a lower level of government trust causes citizens to fear "Big Brother" when it comes to handing over every facet of their identity.