Recent development of the Pig Latin language is promising for filling this gap between procedural programmers and data users, and allows user-friendly use of MapReduce technology, though its use in the bioinformatics arena is still limited [ 16].
While Apple's gadgets are undoubtedly user friendly, that ease-of-use always comes at a price.
While they are more user friendly, the downside of the use of these ion channels are the inevitable membrane depolarisations they evoke which might be seen as non-physiological in astrocytes.
This approach takes advantage of both the Java and CGI approaches, providing a flexible and user friendly interface, while making better use of the power of the server.
SDAP was designed to be user friendly, to be of maximum use to regulatory agencies, clinicians, as well as to scientists interested in assessing the potential allergenic risk of a protein.
A more user friendly version of ACASI could have facilitated use irrespective of education level [24].
Proportional Assist Ventillation (PAV) is a patient and user friendly mode of spontaneous mechanical ventilation which uses dynamic feedback of respiratory parameters to support the effort and assess the consequent workload overcomed by the patient´s respiratory muscles to which diaphragm contributes the most.
In addition to making child alcohol assessments more developmentally appropriate and user friendly, surveillance studies of child alcohol use need to be expanded to include questions on the intensity and patterning of their current alcohol use (e.g., frequency of use, usual and greatest intake, frequency of binge drinking, and contexts of use).
User friendly software, embedding the use of tools into everyday clinical decision making and ongoing commitment and leadership from senior staff and managers appear to play a key role in getting buy-in from clinicians.
The use of open-source server-side scripting language i.e. PHP (Hypertext Pre Processor) has been employed to develop this user friendly interface of TomSatDB.
It calls for new innovations including incorporation of HMIS in the ongoing reviews of the educational curricula for all cadres of health care providers, development of more user-friendly system and use of evidence-based John Kotter's eight-step process for implementing successful changes in this system.
