Sentence examples for manually discovered from inspiring English sources
In the interval between X-rays, however, either they or their doctor had manually discovered a lump in their breast, and these "interval" cancers were twice as likely to be in Stage Three and three times as likely to have high mitotic counts; twenty-eight per cent had spread to the lymph nodes, as opposed to eighteen per cent of the screen-detected cancers.
Four sample users, 300 tweets per user in average, were selected for the experiments, and they evaluated whether the retrieved topics are relevant to the tweet's actual topics that are manually discovered by reading through their tweets.
To demonstrate this, we generated a list of manually discovered article pairs in Déjà vu [3] with high full text similarity but very low abstract similarity (Table S1).
A set of patterns was created by the experts according to the most frequent or common textual patterns manually discovered in different manuscripts.
Domain experts again searched the tools repository and manually discovered that the specific sentence could be answered by the " mirPath" [ 41] or " miRNApath" [ 42] tools; it could also be answered with a combination of tools which had to contain the " mirtarbase" [ 43] tool and the " MinePath" [ 44] tool.
Ask what other options are available and ask about what ways your dentist can manually discover decay and other teeth problems through sight, tool exploration, and other methods.
If something disappeared, it would have to be discovered manually, "and that would take time," said Inspector Royster.
Most biosynthesis pathways used in metabolic engineering applications have been discovered manually, requiring a tedious search of existing literature and metabolic databases.
The sheer number of lanthipeptide analogues was unexpected and not discovered manually.
Sequence and annotation servers can be manually added or discovered from the public DAS server registry.
Cameron et al. presented a methodology that leverages the semantics of assertions extracted from biomedical literature (called semantic predications) along with structured background knowledge- and graph-based algorithms to semiautomatically capture the informative associations originally discovered manually by Swanson [ 8].
