Sentence examples for linked terms from inspiring English sources

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

Many of these linked terms are distant from each other in the GO-hierarchy, suggesting perhaps a need to revisit the philosophy to organize biological data as a single taxonomy.

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.

Motivation: Existing projects that focus on the semiautomatic addition of links between existing terms in the Open Biomedical Ontologies can take advantage of reasoners that can make new inferences between terms that are based on the added formal definitions and that reflect nonalignments between the linked terms.

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.

Ontologies, like controlled vocabularies and thesauri, describe what things mean, by linking terms to a human-readable definition.

To encode the tree-like structure of the subject index, we link terms using the skos:broader and skos:narrower predicates.

The Church of Scientology itself has also been accused of an attempt at Google bombing for making a large number of websites linking terms "Scientology" and "L.