Sentence examples for inception of computerised from inspiring English sources

6 The study cohort included children who had a date of birth recorded in the health improvement network database since the inception of computerised data collection and continuous enrolment until they received a diagnosis of ADHD or until their 10th birthday.

The indicators could be feasibly implemented in the UK by audit of computerised general practice records.

There are nearly 30 million patient years of computerised data in THIN.

To find the attitudes and expectations of doctors during the process of computerising primary care (PC).

These fleeting frames, with state-of-the-art computerised recreations of buildings falling down, have got us so excited we punched a wall, hiccuped and broke wind.

His 2013 study found that, from a sample of 702 occupations, nearly half were at risk of being computerised.

The data of the computerised SIRO version were used for the development of the clinical cutoff.

In that sense algorithms are the secret sauce of a computerised world.

Evaluation of the computerised and the conventional assessment: The patients evaluated the computerised or the conventional paper assessment of the SIRO at least 1 week after their assessment.

Giorgio Moroder E=MC2 (1979) E=MC2 is an album of sequencer-driven, computerised disco, of the sort Moroder pioneered with Donna Summer's I Feel Love.

Those revelations prompted the inception of Acsu.