They concluded that "hands on" use of CDSS might influence diagnostic reasoning of clinicians.
Training involved hands on use with the system and included tasks such as data retrieval, data entry and instructions on customisation.
Data management skills covered demonstration of the software installation, data collection and cleaning, data transfer and storage and data interpretation as well as hands on use of the data extraction tool and practical examples on how to improve data quality.
Moreover, both the 'Polygnosis' platform and the 'Themas' TMS were presented and explained in one-to-one person, and everyone engaged at least 2 h in hands-on use of the systems.
They are, before all else, teaching instruments intended for hands-on use by students and scholars.
Mr. Cuomo's proposal would apply not only to texting, but also to any other hands-on use of smartphones, tablet computers, laptops, gaming devices or other portable electronics while driving.
Though many carmakers have developed voice-activated versions of these systems, research shows that many functions still require hands-on use, and that some consumers simply prefer to use them that way.
In hands-on use, Engadget found that focusing with these new cameras was nearly instantaneous with every lens they tried, save for some slight sluggishness when paired with Olympus' 60mm f/2.8 macro, but macros often have to hunt a bit, and in general the performance of these two seems to push the bar forward considerably for the category.
There is no better learning experience than through hands-on use.
Likewise, surrounding each of the team efforts described below are a variety of activities, including innovative curricula, hands-on use of software focused on quantitative biology, and student-oriented seminars, mentoring, and discussion sessions.
Thus, many of the commercial methods reviewed in this book were developed mainly for use in the clinical microbiology laboratory, providing both rapid and accurate results with a minimum of hands-on use.
