Sentence examples for electronic availability from inspiring English sources

Judge Lippman said the new policy most closely resembled the electronic availability of state court records in Colorado.

According to the SEC, "As we have developed EDGAR to facilitate and promote electronic availability of information, we also have encouraged companies to make their Commission filings and other company information available on their web sites.

However, the decision to rapidly expand the electronic availability of healthcare records has some major downstream consequences.

The electronic availability of such manuscripts has aided in the identification of duplicate citations by allowing for more transparency and thus more precise characterizations of the similarities amongst these articles.

The major factors influencing the use of any mortality prediction model in ICU include the electronic availability of risk scores, resources and technology.

Electronic availability of images through the PACS system immediately upon completion of the investigation expedited access to radiology results by negating the need to collect physical films from the radiology department or awaiting its transport by ward staff people.

Information in electronic medical records availability, accessibility and readability of information may be better.

We measured the spectrum of ICU clinical data accessible electronically, the availability of decision support tools, the availability of electronic imaging systems for radiology, the use of electronic order entry and medication administration systems, and the availability of hardware and wireless or mobile systems.

New procedures and improvements in telemedical patient education could support self-management and self-care of this disease through tools such as access to electronic medical records, availability of constant information updates, and the development of a custom online community of patients.

Finally, an important point to consider in the electronic era – the availability of web access opens up journals to a whole new group of readers, of varying scientific backgrounds.

The mass availability of electronic texts – infinitely reproducible and available almost everywhere – makes communal reading possible way past the book-group level.