Sentence examples for case of document from inspiring English sources
He asks if it's a case of document flooding, in which there's so much information there's no information, where "you have a warehouse full of documents".
A further example of context feature bias is demonstrated in the case of document sentiment classification of reviews where the source domain contains reviews of one product written in German and the target domain contains reviews of a different product written in English.
The most famous case of document reconstruction occurred during the 1979 Iran Hostage Crisis -- the U.S. Embassy Tehran used strip shredders -- the Iranians were able to bring literally an army of students to bear on the task and successfully reconstructed and published as "Documents from the U.S. Espionage Den".
In the case of documents for which no particular value is elicited, obviously missing text in a document leads to that document being assessed as unfit for use.
In the case of documented surgical errors, any attempt to improve ROM must consider the resolution of these errors, making revision surgery necessary.
As for hospitalized patients in general, a greater proportion is destined to require ICU admission or mechanical ventilation during their management in case of documented hyponatremia upon admission [129].
"In the case of documented fraud or intimidation, we will go on street to protest and block the country until Sassou Nguesso resigns," he said.
In case of suspected CRBSI, definitions from current guidelines were followed.[8] In case of documented bacteremia or when a glycopeptide was started empirically, a culture of the inside of all catheter hubs was performed.
None of them received systematic anti-acid therapies except in the case of documented history of GIB.
We presented the first case of sleeping sickness imported to Poland, and the first case of documented Trypanosoma brucei infection in a tourist from Central-Eastern Europe. Central-Eastern Europe
In the case of documented infection, there is no consensus as to whether de-escalation should extend to infections with MDR pathogens.
