Sentence examples for in the computerized system from inspiring English sources

Yokohama, Japan's second largest city, made the national government's registry voluntary, and half a dozen other cities refused to be included in the computerized system connecting local registries, effectively leaving four million people out of the system.

Devising the early programs for what became the C.E.S. systems, Hazlett gave next to no attention to security against the kinds of fraud that could be concealed in the computerized system itself.

Mr. Rasmussen said that misreadings and the registering of faulty violations in the computerized system could also be the result of extensive misalignment of reading devices and antennas at the toll-gate lanes or from a lack of coordination between the E-ZPass system's billing services and violations operations.

Similarly, after the annual census, it took about 3 months to update the records in the manual system, as compared to 3-4 days in the computerized system.

The China Daily quoted Huang on December 4 , 2014 "Prisoners are still among the qualified candidates for donations, but their organs will be registered in the computerized system instead of being used for private trades, which will be the main difference in the future" [ 36].

The next question to answer is whether the findings are valid in other populations, and if the computerized system adds any value to the implicit estimate of probability from clinicians with variable experience.

With the WinCATI system, interviewers were able to enter questionnaire data directly into the computerized system in real time, thus creating a database that could be easily converted into a variety of statistical programs for data analysis.

In designing the computerized system for evaluation of IONDT visual fields, we encountered several methodological issues that could have influenced definitions of defect classification and/or change.

Already mired in a confrontation over the computerized system that monitors umpires' calls of balls and strikes, the two sides engaged each other on the propriety of pre-game visits to the umpires' locker rooms.

The computerized system adopted in Bologna can, in fact, help improve the identification of non-vaccinated subjects and verify the phenomenon of immigration.

The digital recording of Jones lacks depth, especially in the bass tones, and the computerized system pares down his vocabulary to the essentials.