Sentence examples for one computerised from inspiring English sources
Keeping in step with the digital age, the government embarked on an ambitious programme a couple of years ago to give every London secondary school at least one computerised whiteboard.
As Captain Andrew explains, instruments on the plane were reasonably conventional, with some newer "pretty fancy" ones, even computerised ones, to be installed soon.
One trial evaluated computerised CBT (cCBT) [ 30].
Wear was measured on radiographs with the use of three commercially available computerised methods – one method for plain radiographs and two methods for stereo radiographs.
One prominent development is computerised Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSSs) which add value to conventional guidelines by delivering options and recommendations in the form of patient-specific suggestions.
All medical documents were scrutinised and computerised by one of us (S.B ., a specialist in obstetrics during a period of 15 years and also a graduate of the American Neonatal Resuscitation Provider Program. 5 The reviewer (S.B).
All case records were similarly scrutinised and computerised by one of the authors (SB), who is a senior consultant in obstetrics, a graduate of the American Neonatal Resuscitation Provider Program and also an instructor of team training in neonatal resuscitation at the Centre for Education in Paediatric Simulator at Södersjukhuset in Stockholm.
The top 25 practices were invited and 22 agreed to participate in the study, two practices did not have computerised records and one practice declined.
Of these, 22 practices participated, two practices were not included as they did not have computerised records and one practice declined (they never participated in research).
Standardised delivery of the interventions will be assured by all interventions being delivered by one clinical research fellow using a computerised intervention.
Sir, In the randomised controlled trial reported by Carlson et al (2012), screening cancer patients for distress was followed by one of the two different triages: computerised vs personalised.
