Sentence examples for electronically review from inspiring English sources

Today, nearly all colleges use computer systems to electronically review applications.

The step counter enables the study team to electronically review the data, and give the patient feedback about their independent activity level outside the hospital setting.

Yet, unlike these prior studies of physician assessment of adherence performed, the VA providers in this study could electronically review VA pharmacy refill records of medications prescribed at VA at the time of the visit.

CT scans were electronically reviewed by two independent observers who were blinded to the clinical history (MGC, HG).

All examinations were performed by two authors (SW and JC), and images were recorded and stored electronically for review.

Another tool, Quermit, allows medical schools in North America (those regulated by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education) to map elements of their curricula electronically for review by the LCME.

Nor were we able to distinguish between cases where the PHECG was transmitted electronically for expert review (eg, by a cardiologist 23 or cardiac care unit (CCU) nurse 24) or interpreted by EMS staff.

The authors reviewed the English peer-reviewed literature prior to 1996 in as comprehensive manner as possible, and material after 1996 was reviewed electronically using MEDLINE.

Suggestions include publishing all papers electronically along with reviews; authors taking steps to encourage replications of their work; and editors inviting replications of important papers.

All COTC trial data were reported electronically and contemporaneously reviewed through a modified form of Oracle Clinical, known as the Cancer Central Clinical Database (C3D), developed through the NCI's Center for Cancer Research (CCR) and Cancer Bioinformatics Grid (CaBIG) and modified for use in canine clinical trials [38].

All COTC trial data was reported electronically and contemporaneously reviewed through a modified form of Oracle Clinical, known as the Cancer Central Clinical Database (C3D), developed through the NCI's CCR and Cancer Bioinformatics Grid (CaBIG), modified for use in canine clinical trials [28].