Sentence examples for use of a computerized from inspiring English sources

(Technical problems barred extensive use of a computerized telephone system).

The agency will also expand the use of a computerized remote monitoring system, work with an industry expert to review the agency's elevator operations and spend about $1 million on independent inspection consultants to oversee all routine inspections by authority inspectors.

While the additional votes did not change the outcome in any race, the discrepancy was yet another black eye for the Board of Elections, which was criticized for the way it managed the inaugural use of a computerized voting system in a general election in the city.

To explore physicians' work practices in relation to their long-term use of a computerized physician order entry system (CPOE).

We evaluated the use of a computerized provider order entry intervention to improve medication management during acute kidney injury.

To evaluate the nature and frequency of medication errors resulting from the use of a computerized provider order-entry (CPOE) system in a pediatric department.

Objective: To evaluate the effects of using a computerized self-directed software program, All About Outcomes[copy], to facilitate decisions about the most appropriate outcome measures to use in specific pediatric rehabilitation scenarios.

We frame the information aggregation task as one of scientific discovery, include publication and use a computerized prediction market interface with an automated, subsidizing market maker.

In the remaining subsample we determined the validity and efficiency of a Computerized Adaptive Test using simulation techniques, with current treatment status and a clinical score on the Total Problem Scale (TPS) of the Child Behavior Checklist as criteria.

Using a computerized map of the dining room, with the tables color-coded to indicate their stage of readiness, the maître d' decides where to seat you.

Outcome data were collected by use of an electronic diary (hand-held computerized diaries have been developed to overcome the lack of patient compliance that has been noted in many studies [ Rabin et al 1993]; patients felt that their symptoms were more properly reflected by the computerized version, felt more motivated to provide data, and found it easier to remember to enter data).