Sentence examples for has been computerized from inspiring English sources

Hospital billing has been computerized for decades, and bureaucratic costs have skyrocketed since the adoption of the standard hospital billing form in 1982.

There is a baby-changing station; the card catalog has been computerized (over vehement objections from certain trustees); and members attend a dizzying array of book groups, lectures, writing clinics and similar events.

Since then, the task has been computerized, its decision-making components have been scrutinized, and it has been employed in various patient groups, such as pathological gamblers, substance abusers, and so forth.

One example is the nation's electrical grid where most equipment has been computerized that is used to monitor the real-world physical sensors that measure electrical properties like power, voltage, and current.

Information on birth outcomes, such as gestational age at birth and birth weight, were obtained from the Danish Medical Birth Registry which has been computerized since 1973.

The Danish Psychiatric Central Register has been computerized since 1969 and contains data on all admissions to Danish psychiatric inpatient facilities.

Since December 1996, all medication history, laboratory results and discharge summaries had been computerized and are available at the Hong Kong Hospital Authority (HA) Headquarter which is the governing body of 41 public hospitals which account for 95% hospital beds.

During the past quarter of a century, with hardly anyone noticing, the inner workings of democracy have been computerized.

Fingerprint files and search techniques have been computerized to enable much quicker comparison and identification of particular prints.

By Ronnie Dugger During the past quarter of a century, with hardly anyone noticing, the inner workings of democracy have been computerized.

Ms. Rapfogel's campaign appears to be the only one by a candidate for city or state office to pay Century since records have been computerized.