The approach proposed here would allow to identify assertions that have later been shown to be based on misleading conclusions, owing to the use of the 'rejected' term.
The term, popular from the late 1940s to the 1980s, was particularly identified with assertions by eastern European communists regarding independence from Soviet leadership or example.
Transitive closure helped identify incorrect assertions, prioritized and guided ontology revision, and aided resources that applied the ontology's knowledge.
When used in this press release, the words "can," "will," "intends," "expects," "is expected," similar expressions and any other statements that are not historical facts are intended to identify those assertions as forward-looking statements.
For example, there are 2710 total added assertions from a GO BP term to another GO BP term, and 94 nonredundant nonalignments were identified from these assertions.
Two general types of error were identified: (1) causal assertions that used overly general terms because they implicitly assumed an organ-specific context and (2) subsumption relations where a site-specific disorder was asserted to be a subclass of the general disorder.
In three news reports reviewed, I identified the following assertions: "It is cheaper for the state to invest in ECE than to assume the cost later (Sigman 2016, para 2); EC is the best investment a government can make" ("Según Unicef" 2016, para. 3); "Experts guarantee that ECE investment is the most efficient" (Dillon 2014, para. 4).
When an independence movement becomes identified with linguistic assertion, as in the Basque country, Catalonia or Wales, bilingualism can be seen as an affront to the aspiring nation struggling against the "colonialist power".
In this example, five SRL components were identified; therefore, her assertion received five 'SRL points'.
The transfer coding was determined by the number of components that were identified in the students' assertions.
