Relationships or interactions between biological entities are constructed by first marking spans of text in the central panel shown in Figure 3 and assigning labels (types).
On Thursday, June 4, a plaque was unveiled on the MIT side of the Massachusetts Avenue bridge to commemorate the night in October 1958 when Oliver Smoot '62, was used to measure and mark the span from Boston to Cambridge.
These analyses showed that the M2-induced enhancers are characterized by a large distribution of both H3K27 and K4me1 marks, spanning as average regions over 3.1 kb (Fig. 4e).
To examine the distribution of these two histone marks over the gene body, composite profile of both marks spanning the entire gene body and extending 5 kb upstream from TSSs and 5 kb downstream of the 3' end of the genes for combined list of binding sites over TSSs (15595) was generated.
To be sure, this has been a particularly painful nine-month span, marked by a historic credit crisis, record-high oil prices, heightened inflation fears and perhaps even a recession.
This long-awaited third volume of Jonathan Sumption's monumental history of the war narrates the period from 1369 to 1393, a span marked by the slow decline of English fortunes and the subsequent rise of the French.
Specimen is placed over roller-hinge supports, and loading points are marked on shear span.
The residence time decay curves denote the number of times a Ca2+ ion was found at the desired distance from the protein up to a given time span marked by the he abscissa.
The track was marked in a span of 20 m and two students took the test at a time, each one supervised by a physical education professional.
The effort required to produce structured event annotation is thus broadly comparable to the initial effort by domain experts to mark text spans of interest (Wang et al., 2011).
In this representation, Entity mentions (or entities, for short) are marked as continuous spans of text identified with a type (e.g. Protein), and event structures (or events) are n-ary associations of participants—entities or other events—each of which is identified as participating in the event in a specific role (e.g. Theme and Cause).
