Sentence examples for electronic system developed from inspiring English sources

12 Data were collected prospectively at each hospital by a secure electronic system, developed by the Central Cardiac Audit Database (CCAD), electronically encrypted and transferred online to a central database.

In California, voters in some jurisdictions are using an electronic system developed by another Texas company, Global Election Systems, that has been adapted for use by the blind.

The innovative aspect includes both an improved design of the reactor used to activate the chemical reaction that leads to the formation of the ZnO compound as an electronic system developed using the virtual instrumentation concept.

The electronic system developed and used as part of MCCM maintains all crucial features of data integrity and confidentiality the same way as it has been routinely done in the paper-based process at the local healthcare clinic or during routine site/home visits.

And there's a quickly growing payment alternative that is becoming popular in Europe: e-cash, an electronic payment system developed by companies like Mondex in the U.K. (owned by MasterCard International of the U.S).

The eRegistry for maternal and child health is an electronic registry system developed for the collection, analysis, retrieval, storage, and dissemination of information on health determinants and outcomes for women and children.

Trial progress and data was reviewed contemporaneously using a web-enabled electronic reporting system developed for the consortium.

These statements were edited by moderators and core members and uploaded to the electronic voting system developed by JSGE.

SCI Gateway is a national electronic referral system developed by the Scottish Care Information (SCI) group, which is part of the Information Services of NHSScotland.

This paper presents multiple innovations associated with an electronic health record system developed to support evidence-based medicine practice, and highlights a new construct, based on the technology acceptance model, to explain end users' acceptance of this technology through a lens of continuous behavioral adaptation and change.

All sites will enter data into an electronic data capture system developed by Outcome Sciences, Inc. (Cambridge, MA, USA).