Concise Labeling of Document Clusters.
EIS sensors for lectins, based on the gold-alkenethiol self-assembly technique, have provided promising means for the concise, label-free detection of lectins and live cells that express a glyco-receptor [7]-[15].
But Butler recognizes the usefulness of a concise, recognizable label, especially in politics, and so he suggested to Gabbard a compromise: "I told her, 'Why don't you use the phrase "transcendental Hinduism"?' " (Indeed, during a recent conversation in the congressional dining room Gabbard did precisely that).
Therefore, fewer, concise, and labelled categories just sufficient to maintain adequate measurement precision (i.e. ability to distinguish between the respondents) would ensure good measurement properties whilst maintaining low respondent burden of the PRO [ 11, 44].
For example, finding a concise and accurate label for a new category representing the intersection of "Anatomy and Body System," "Disease, Syndrome and Disorder," and "Inheritance, Genetics and Genomics" is difficult, if not impossible.
The RRR is proposed for use at the point of purchase for single food items, summarizing the food label, or providing concise information where none is currently presented, such as in restaurants.
CSA extracts a few concepts from category labels and then implements concise interpretation on words and documents.
First, people tend to prefer eco-labels with clear and concise messages about their environmental attributes.
Tessier-Ashpool has quickly become one of our favorite labels thanks to a concise and fresh aesthetic that melds techno with bass music in a maelstrom that's at once minimalist and heavy.
This is promising in that sentences labeled automatically could potentially form concise summaries, assist in information retrieval and finer-grained extraction.
