Indications of this can be found in such sources as paintings in a tomb (357 ce) near Anak, a colony of China at that time.
For example, there are references to Canons 1717-1719 in the church's Code of Canon Law and to procedures outlined in such sources as the 1995 "Canonical Delicts Involving Sexual Misconduct and Dismissal from the Clerical State" and the papal document "Sacramentorum Sanctitatis Tutela".
Altmetric for Institutions (a new tool which collates and disambiguates the online mentions for any published article) includes article mentions in such sources – NICE guidelines and the NHS Evidence Base at the moment – which hopefully will be extended to track similar outputs from other areas of scholarly activity, in particular the humanities and social sciences.
It is very difficult for SAR practitioners to collect and integrate chemical structures from multiple sources due to the use of different structural representations, diverse file formats, distinct drawing conventions and the existence of labeling mistakes in such sources [66].
The 60-keV gamma ray emissions from 241Am in such sources can be used for indirect analysis of materials in radiography and X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy, as well as for quality control in fixed nuclear density gauges and nuclear densometers.
The recording of chronic disease in such sources is often limited or self-reported, and few studies have used validated morbidity measures, such as the Charlson Index (3– 5).
Nobiletin is a highly abundant flavonoid present in these and is structurally similar to tangeretin, another abundant flavonoid in such sources (Benavente-Garcia and Castillo, 2008).
The information available in such sources often tend to be narratives that may contain spelling and grammatical errors along with short hand notations and ambiguous abbreviations.
Although qualitative source-specificity and -sensitivity provide a general indication of assay performance based on the presence/absence of specific markers, they give no information concerning the relative abundance of those markers in such sources.
Information available in such sources are almost always free from grammatical and spelling errors and often follow a standard terminology which makes it easier to apply standard Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques to extract useful information.
