Sentence examples for with the computerised from inspiring English sources

The questionnaire covered five broad areas: questions relating to respondents' experiences and perceptions before system installation; respondents' experiences and perceptions after system installation; organisational influences relating to end-user adoption; barriers to effective functioning of the system; and the overall satisfaction with the computerised information system.

Back at the new visitor centre there was an expensive range of Stonehenge jewellery for sale, and in the exhibition area, along with the computerised VDU info-panels, there were copies of some of the celebrated early medieval works that mention Stonehenge.

In recent experiments, Dr Frowd and Dr Hancock compared EvoFIT with the computerised systems currently in use by asking volunteers to construct an image of a face two days after seeing it, and then showing the resulting image to people who were familiar with the person depicted.

In the early 1970s, the fleet was renumbered into the 47xxx series to conform with the computerised TOPS systems.

Others, by contrast, appreciated the enhanced privacy, flexibility and autonomy of working with the computerised programme.

In contrast, data handling was faster with the computerised than with the paper assessment; t (26)=−8.35, P<0.001.

28 In this study we expect that the challenges at the GP's level include willingness to participate and to fulfil all requests associated with participation: searching the computerised patient files for patients that fit the inclusion criteria, approaching suitable patients, informing the researcher when a patient is willing to be approached, and participating in an in-depth interview.

The Swedish Data Inspection Board approved the computerised registration.

All women were followed up with the National Health Service computerised call/recall system, which records all smear tests and their results.

These fleeting frames, with state-of-the-art computerised recreations of buildings falling down, have got us so excited we punched a wall, hiccuped and broke wind.

This survey included questions about satisfaction with training, IT support, ease of template use, the value of the HCs and overall satisfaction with the newly introduced computerised HCs.