Sentence examples for abbreviations about from inspiring English sources

Following endoscopy patients and gastroenterologists have to fill in questionnaires (PSSI, CSSI) (see abbreviations) about their sedation experiences.

A suicide bomber shatters the lives of hundreds of London commuters on August 18, and the media has a new abbreviation to scream about: 18/8.

To alleviate the problem of missed abbreviations which account for about 30% of the false negatives, we introduced an abbreviation recognition step which performs the following checks given the last token t i of a named entity e recognised by the CRF model: ti+1 is the opening parenthesis '(', ti+3 is the closing parenthesis ')', and ti+2 was recognised as a non-chemical token by the CRF model.

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Thurs., March 28 is officially baseball's OPENING DAY, but we are celebrating early and succinctly, in the sense that Ms. Burnikel's theme is about abbreviations for the days of the week, which are in order when read from top to bottom.

With some abbreviation, it went: Now, how about deductions?

He was christened Charles Dillon Stengel, but his first name, Casey, came about as an abbreviation of his home town, "KC".

For example, take "a.m". and "p.m". People in the U.S. are constantly thinking and talking about time in terms of a.m. and p.m., but if you ask someone what those letters stand for, you may be surprised how little people actually know about the abbreviations.

The errors occur because free text entries in the GPRD frequently contain spelling errors, abbreviations or complex statements about medical conditions which may or may not apply to the current patient.