Sentence examples for improved computerized from inspiring English sources

Hahn helped negotiate the consent decree that mandates dozens of changes--including the implementation of an improved, computerized officer-tracking system and the collection of data to help clarify whether the LAPD is engaged in racial profiling--and has made it clear that getting those reforms in place is a top priority.

Computerized voting systems bring improved usability and cost benefits but also the baggage of buggy and vulnerable software.

Computerizing CPGs and coupling them with drug databases for more complete information and improved clinical adaptability represents a definite improvement as far as physicians are concerned.

We also improved and used an expert system that can systematically computerize the knowledge of experts, previously developed by the authors.

Other technological improvements planned by that date include a device that will give a cab's exact location at any given moment, a monitor that will allow passengers to track their routes on a computerized map, equipment for the commission to send text messages to drivers, and improved scratch-resistant partitions.

Rood and colleagues have previously investigated computerizing guidelines for glucose control and found that glucose measurements were taken at the prescribed time more often, and glucose control improved in comparison with the preceding paper protocol [ 25].

The Education Ministry plans to invest more than $140 million next year to computerize schools, improve telecommunications and create electronic textbooks, double this year's budget.

To curb costs and improve patients' care by computerizing operations and records, Kaiser Permanente, the health-maintenance organization, has tripled the number of PCs it uses in its offices, clinics and hospitals to 210,000.

The aim of this study was to examine the acceptability of point of care computerized prompts to improve health services delivery among a sample of primary care patients.

Computerized techniques that could improve efficiency, however, have been criticized as costly, inconvenient and difficult to use.

Computerized physician order entry improves compliance with a manual exchange transfusion protocol in the pediatric intensive care unit.