Sentence examples for full text description from inspiring English sources

Another is Power Twitter, a Firefox plugin that enhances the Twitter Web UI with a variety of features, most notably one that decrypts shortened URLs into a full text description of the link based on the target page's title.

In some other cases, the authors mentioned the data duplication in the full text description of the experiment, as for the experiment GSE10760 (see example earlier in the text).

Full text descriptions of the variables can be found in Supplemental Material, File S1.

Contains search fields for three types of expression data: 1) full text descriptions of expression patterns; 2) selected DNA microarray experiments; 3) selected SAGE data sets Combines the above search options and in addition allows to search for map position, Gene Ontology terms and homology assignment of genes.

Data were classified using full-text descriptions with Latent Dirichlet Allocation, and latent patterns emerging through the unsupervised learning process were modelled by company and year to create an overall view of patenting within the industry, and to forecast future trends.

Alternatively, the full-text descriptions of features prepared by SGD curators can be searched.

The Table shows the full-text descriptions of chest radiograph abnormalities.

Similarly to the IBM system, chemicals are extracted from full text (title, abstract, claims, description; from 1976 onwards), images (from 2007 onwards) and CWUs (for US patents only, from 2007 onwards) using an automated pipeline of chemical entity recognition, name-to-structure and image-to-structure tools.

In 1998, The Times printed the full text, including explicit sexual descriptions and slang, of the Starr report, the independent counsel's recommendations to Congress on the impeachment of President Clinton.

The parameters are presented in an abbreviated format and stored with extended description for full text search.

Abstracts as opposed to full text articles often had inadequate descriptions of methods and analyses making it difficult to confirm the validity of their stated conclusions.