Sentence examples for electronically assessed from inspiring English sources

At posttreatment, controlling for baseline, the CBT-AD arm had 20.7 percentage points higher adherence to medications as assessed by electronic pill cap (95% CI −31.14 to −10.22, P = 0.000) and 30.2 percentage points higher electronically assessed 2-week SMBG (95% CI −42.95 to −17.37, P = 0.000) than the ETAU arm (Table 2).

Source data in the IMPULS trial are defined as all data that are completed by the participants (eg, questionnaires), assessors (eg, interviews) or the PI (eg, (severe) adverse events) as well as all electronically assessed data (eg, eye tracking data, process analyses).

Different methods have been evaluated and implemented to electronically assess the amount of malfunctioning bump-bonds.

CBCs were determined electronically, CRP was assessed by high sensitivity EIA, and salivary cortisol by EIA.

The fees would be assessed electronically and could be paid either with a toll pass or over the phone or the Internet.

(Those travelling only within the congestion zone would pay half price, while taxis and livery cabs would be exempt). The fees would be assessed electronically and could be paid either with a toll pass or over the phone or the Internet.

The medical records of patients with primary discharge diagnosis consistent with HF International Classificationn of Diseases, Ninth Revision code 428) and no concurrent myocardial infarction were assessed electronically.

In most of the studies (89.0 %), medication adherence was assessed electronically for one medication.

Here, we present a hybrid strategy whereby students first solve crossing tasks on paper with their solutions queried and assessed electronically.

VAC was manually assessed using electronically generated tables with a single line for each calendar day the patient was on mechanical ventilation.

Studies have indicated that on-line trials are most suitable when the intervention is safe, the medical disorder can be confirmed by remote means and outcome measures assessed using electronically transmissible technologies [16].