Sentence examples for extraction initiative from inspiring English sources

These plans have already raised concerns among patient communities, health professionals and advocacy groups about their implications for information privacy and medical confidentiality, with the most recent controversy concerning the 'care.data' GP data extraction initiative which aims to draw on data collected in primary care for research and health planning [ 54– 54].

In aiming to alleviate these issues, the Critical Assessment of Information Extraction in Biology (BioCreative) initiative organised a track in the Fourth BioCreative Challenge Evaluation workshop to encourage the text mining community to develop methods for chemical named entity recognition, and enable the benchmarking of these methods against substantial gold standard data [19].

It is comprised of a combination of existing BCPRA resources, a new pathology database initiative, data extraction of key clinical variables, and the ability to link with administrative datasets to capture outcomes of interest (see Figure  1).

Two levels of data extraction have been explored by the GEM Initiative; an overview of interventions and study design, and a more in-depth description of study characteristics.

The BioCreative initiative (Critical Assessment of Information Extraction systems in Biology) (17, 18) is a community-wide effort for the evaluation of text mining and information extraction systems applied to the biological domain.

Our findings have significant implications for information sharing practices, particularly in the context of the roll out of the primary care data extraction service in the UK, and other similar initiatives worldwide.

No, The Gathering 2013 is a year-long cultural celebration – or, if you prefer, "Ireland's greatest-ever tourism initiative" – intended to inspire people of Irish extraction to visit the homeland.

As part of a capacity development initiative, two African research assistants conducted duplicate data extraction for 20% of these trials serving as an additional check.

"Modernization" has been the buzzword of Dmitry Medvedev's Presidency, and he has begun a major initiative to turn the Russian economy away from the extraction of natural resources (which now funds nearly two-thirds of the federal budget) and toward one based on innovation and technology.

Other approaches rely on text mining and information extraction systems applied to the biological domain, such as the BioCreAtIvE initiative [18].

Vincenzetti said: "This is not an impromptu initiative: the attack was planned for months, with significant resources, the extraction of data took a long time".