Sentence examples for poor ease of from inspiring English sources
CDSSs have however failed to show their effectiveness due to poor ease of use and integration within clinical workflows.
One reason for abandonment was poor ease of use (for example, what was described as a clunky and counter intuitive access page), which we do not report in detail here as subsequent upgrades improved these features.
It was decided that the supplements would have to be actively supplied and free of charge in order to be equitable for poor families, for ease of administration and to aid compliance.
The research team created the booklet in a short, simple format for ease of reading especially to those with poor concentration and short attention spans.
Anti-gambling pressure groups have blamed the high-prize machines for the proliferation of betting shops on High Streets in poor areas of Britain, saying the ease of using them encourages the desperate to wager money they can ill afford.
Vic looks at the history of computing, starting with the mainframe era, as two grids: vast computing power vs. low accessibility and terrific ease of deployment vs. poor depth of functionality.
At the end of surgery, the surgeon evaluated the ease of the operation as poor (0), moderate (1), or good (2).
Today, digital health tools have a poor reputation when it comes to design and ease of use.
"When you couple the problems of poor access to health care and poverty with the ease of self-medication, you have a much bigger problem," Mr. Balcorta said.
Research staff will also provide a rating (very poor, poor, good, very good) of 1) the structure and layout; and 2) readability and ease of understanding (simple and clear) of each policy.
