Sentence examples for inspecting a document from inspiring English sources

By inspecting a document "D" they can identify the description of a biochemical assay "A" (e.g. for enzyme activity) with a quantitative result "R" (e.g. a Ki) for a compound "C" (e.g. a specific chemical structure) that defines it as an activity modulator (e.g. an inhibitor) of protein target "P" (e.g. a protease).

'Annotators' inspect a document's content and semantic structure, then either apply local algorithms or communicate with external services in order to create annotations containing additional content (e.g. definitions of terms, user comments, links to other resources).

For general document search by non-expert users, there are clear advantages to using ranked retrieval, such as ease of query formulation and the fact that users typically only inspect a few documents regardless of the potential size of the answer set [ 16].

There is no boundary that defines some documents as excluded, and no clear way to determine when to stop inspecting an answer list.

OnSiteIQ (NYC) allows construction companies to document and inspect a site through 360-degree imagery.

Clinical quality assurance (CQA) auditors inspect all documents and processes for a study to ensure that they all comply with good clinical practice (GCP) guidelines and standard operating procedures (SOPs).

Independent auditing can be done in parallel: an auditor can check all necessary documents and inspect a sample of farmers and traders.

The auditing can be done in parallel to the financial sector: the auditor should check all documents and inspect a sample of farmers and traders.

But Lynch's spokesman said HP's due diligence team was entitled to inspect all documents, and if there were documents they did not see, it was only because they were not asked for.

Authorised representatives of the sponsor, the ethics committee or regulatory bodies may inspect all documents and records maintained by the investigator.

But, after inspecting the document themselves, they rejected Judge King's suggestion that affidavits describing it could be used in court, calling that solution a "back door around the privilege".