Sentence examples for linked term from inspiring English sources

And Lingospot, which creates an in-text search bubble when you mouse over a linked term (see left), can show ClipSyndicate videos in its bubbles.

A user reading a processed document can click a linked term and conveniently retrieve additional pertinent content without having to leave the document.

A national study linked term births to average county-level PM exposures for 2001-2003 and found that results varied markedly by region, with strong associations in the Northwest versus null associations in the Southwest.

Many of these linked terms are not similar semantically, although the link between them makes perfect sense biologically.

These linked terms were then searched using the academic search engine, Google Scholar.

However, the reasoner can only make new inferences using the linked terms if ontologically valid necessary and sufficient definitions can be constructed.

Two research GPs in England also independently matched Read Codes and their linked terms to the definitions for the ICD-10 codes.

Figure 6 shows that our method not only found the linking term "blood viscosity" also found by SemRep, but also found more effective linking terms.

The BC model is used to determine whether there exists an entity (target term) having physiological effects (linking term) on human beings in a sentence.

The purpose of the AB model is to determine whether a physiological phenomenon (linking term) is caused by a disease (initial term) in a sentence.

The AB model is used to determine whether a physiological phenomenon (linking term B) is caused by a disease (initial term A) in a sentence and the BC model is used to determine whether there exists an entity (e.g., pharmacologic substance, target term C) having physiological effects (linking term B) in a sentence.