Papers were reviewed for relevance by abstract, selecting only English language articles.
The evaluation was done on a small hand-selected corpus containing 55 MEDLINE abstracts selected by searching for acetylates, acetylated and acetylation.
Next to abstracts selected with this procedure, they selected abstracts containing problematical cases as well as abstracts containing no entities.
A subsequent search of abstracts selected for manuscripts of any report that documented the presence or absence of postoperative seizure.
FD, SBA, ZH, and LOB screened the abstracts, selected the studies meeting the inclusion criteria, extracted the data, and assessed the study quality.
The abstracts selected for presentation at the ISEMT2014 give an invaluable insight into the breadth and diversity of contemporary emergency and trauma care in India.
Narayanaswamy and colleagues described a small corpus of 55 abstracts selected by a keyword search (using as query acetylates, acetylated and acetylation) that contained also a small number of chemical names [27].
There was perfect agreement on the final papers and abstracts selected (kappa = 1).
All abstracts selected were available.
