Sentence examples for use computerised from inspiring English sources
The study, which was originally submitted to the office of the commissioner, Richard Thomas, at the start of the year, represents a severe blow to government moves to use computerised information on individuals to help drive policy.
GPs routinely use computerised systems within their practices.
We considered providing pre-printed prescriptions, but found this would not to be relevant because most physicians use computerised systems for prescribing.
The objective of this new study, describing the stage after data processing, is to build and evaluate syndromic algorithms that use computerised ED data for early detection of patients with potentially transmissible infectious diseases.
At this time, the ETT test played a central role in chest pain clinic routines, and our main qualitative study site did not routinely use computerised tomography or computer tomography coronary angiography for the diagnosis of angina.
We designed our trial to test whether computerised CBT represents a clinically effective addition to usual GP care and whether the free to use computerised package did not represent a less effective (non-inferior) choice of therapy for patients.
Two such factors are strategies for seeing to it that the physician uses computerised order entry systems (CPOE) and availability of computerised clinical decision support systems.
To investigate the effect of syntocinon augmentation on the fetal cardiotocogram (CTG) using computerised analysis.
He used computerised tomography, a sophisticated form of X-ray scanning, to study the details of dinosaur inner ears.
Researchers from the university's building and engineering department used computerised acoustic equipment to measure the percentage of consonants audible in different parts of the classroom.
Professor Neave, an expert medical artist, used computerised tomography to create x-ray slices of the skulls and by evaluating the thickness of the skulls in certain areas recreate the skin and muscles of his face.
