Sentence examples for nice technology from inspiring English sources
19 The depression in adults guideline 9 also updates recommendations for the treatment of depression included in a NICE technology appraisal of electroconvulsive therapy 20 and in a NICE review of its earlier technology appraisal of computerised cognitive behavioural therapy for depression and anxiety.
The standards specified in NICE technology appraisals (TA130, TA186, TA195, TA198, and TA225) were used to assess compliance with NICE guidance.
This included a description of NICE technology appraisal processes, which fell in a period of substantial upgrade and definition of "reference case" analysis by NICE [ 7, 8].
HP has a nice technology that enables you to email your printer and get it to print – from anywhere in the world as long as you're connected.
Jeeves meanwhile has some nice technology, but a long way to go.
Gartner also highlights augmented reality as a rising category — but I personally remain skeptical that for now this is not more than a nice technology. .
"We did a project, we built a school, we built a well, we got some nice technologies – but we never did all of these things at the same time in the same place so we failed".
"There's all of this nice command technology in cars.
A National Institute for Health Clinical Excellence (NICE) health technology assessment (HTA) (National Institute for Health Clinical Excellence, 2005) highlighted concern in extrapolating trial data (Tournigand et al, 2004; Seymour et al, 2007) to NHS patients because the trial populations were relatively young and fit compared to UK CRC population.
The SMC and NICE single technology appraisals of sorafenib for advanced HCC recommended that the drug should not be available on the basis of cost effectiveness (National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence and Scottish Medicines Consortium websites).
Everyone likes nice-looking technology (see the universal appeal of Apple) but you do not need to make tech "glamourous" to make women want to buy it.
