The phrase "automatic tools of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to tools or software that operate automatically to perform tasks without human intervention.
Example: "The automatic tools of data analysis have significantly improved our efficiency in processing large datasets."
Alternatives: "automated instruments of" or "self-operating tools of".
To overcome these aspects, the BioCreative IV CHEMDNER task [15] was organized with the dual aim of assessing the effectiveness of using automatic tools for the identification of mentions of chemical compounds and drugs in scientific documents, while at the same time promoting the development of such tools.
"The Commission strongly encourages the further use and development of automatic tools to prevent the re-appearance of previously removed content," it adds.
Due to the increasing number of articles published each day, the curation of biomedical literature requires the support of automatic tools to retrieve relevant documents and to ease the arduous task of curation (6).
PolyPhen (= Polymorphism Phenotyping) is an automatic tool for prediction of possible impact of an amino acid substitution on the structure and function of a human protein.
These further results show that our approach can be successfully used in the task of gene finding, especially if combined with modifications to incorporate biological information and with the use of an automatic tool to tune the various parameters involved.
Automatic tools allowed estimation of the depth of the implanted ICRS ring, as well as its rotation with respect to the pupil plane.
Hence, the development of an automatic tool capable of detecting, mapping and measuring crack patterns would be of upmost importance.
This paper proposes a solution that allows designers to remotely evaluate the usability of interactive software applications with the support of automatic tools, empirical data, and the task model of the application.
The CTD track organizers carried out the official evaluation of the automatic tools using a test corpus consisting of 510 PubMed abstracts.
Based on Gene Ontology, a large number of automatic tools have been developed for the functional analysis and biological interpretation of the high-throughput microarray data.
