In the second stage of the annotation phase, we identified and annotated semantic relationships between specific rhetorical components of scientific abstracts, bearing in mind that the resulting information was intended to be used as a resource to generate useful feedback to SciPo users.
It may be the case that some risk alleles are positively selected individually or as components of an abstract biological function due to a presently unknown benefit they confer on the host.
BioNetCAD assists the network design by iteratively matching the basic components of the abstract network with CompuBioTicDB components.
ED patients admitted with infection will be identified through daily review of the computerised database of ED admissions, and clinical information such as site of infection, physiological status in the ED, and components of management abstracted from patients' charts.
As shown in Figure 2 the API-Server consists of three layers of components, each of which abstracts the layer below: The very low layer consists of connectors to utilize IaaS services of various providers (Cloud connector) and grants access to virtual machine resources (Machine connector).
On the other side, hierarchies allow modeling at different levels of detail: subsystems may be represented as single components to abstract structure and behavior.
Essentially, OO aims to abstract components of the problem of system development to a high level that parallels problem solving in the world the system represents.
Moreover, our connectivity analysis mirrors the cascade model predicting a posterior to anterior axis in the PFC with progressively anterior regions involved in increasingly abstract components of action selection (Koechlin et al. 2003).
The initial research question aimed to compare patient and doctor consultation experiences; however, the first literature search, performed as a scoping exercise, revealed that papers exploring GPs' perspectives addressed more abstract components of 'experience', and tended to report attitudes and beliefs, rather than 'experience' of consultations, per se.
The two main components of the site are medical abstracts and featured articles.
