Sentence examples for introducing the electronic from inspiring English sources

However, as the study was uncontrolled, it remained unclear whether this improvement was simply the effect of introducing the electronic monitoring system, or whether it was the result of the discussions of adherence data which took place between physician, patient, and pharmacist.

This chapter introduces the electronic system-level (ESL) design flow.

We show that when the biaxial strain and external electric field are introduced, the electronic properties including band gaps of monolayer MoS2 can be reduced to zero.

When Laurens Hammond introduced the electronic organ in the United States in 1935, it provided an economical and compact substitute for the organ, but its imitative sounds have never been able to reproduce the tonality of the pipe organ.

Based on the generic data model we implemented a follow-up form within our HIS (ORBIS®) and introduced the electronic follow-up documentation for prostate cancer patients in the urology department and for AML patients in the haematology department.

Introducing the newest electronic spectacle: emPower — eyeglasses equipped with tiny batteries and microchips for super-charged reading.

Introducing the newest electronic spectacle: emPower eyeglasses equipped with tiny batteries and microchips for super-charged reading.

Christine Connelly, the NHS director general for informatics, acknowledged slow progress in introducing the sophisticated electronic systems that are supposed to track patients as they move through different stages of treatment and discharge from hospital.

And India has achieved tremendous progress by introducing the new electronic identity systems Aadhaar, a unified payment interface and payment bank licenses.

Half a century ago Sidney Harman and partner Bernard Kardon helped start the hi-fi craze by introducing the first electronic receiver, produced under the Harman Kardon brand.

A phenomenological Ginzburg-Landau theory approach is also developed by using a Landau free-energy function and introducing the term of electronic softness to rationalize the possibility of phase coexistence and electronic inhomogeneities[93].