Sentence examples for match concepts from inspiring English sources

For prioritization of goals, we introduce a novel capability to match concepts in a continuous manner.

Since the size of the concept dictionary is relatively small, we process the complete dictionary and try to match concepts with sentences.

JHARCOLL is available at: The author's Parse module, in Perl, was used to match concepts included in JHARCOLL against concepts from the Category 0 vocabularies as well as from the entire UMLS metathesaurus.

Even if NLP techniques are able to match concepts in clinical text to Adverse Events with high accuracy, they do not address the problem of eventually aggregating the results in meaningful ways for analysis.

To establish a common reference frame for reviewers to use in their evaluation (acknowledging both the vagaries of the state standards and likely differing interpretations), the reviewers were instructed by email as follows: Please use your best judgment to match concepts with standards and do not assume too much.

We also can observe that the current setting of the system, which favors exact match concepts (via the regular expression module) and content-bearing features (via the document frequency factor), seems somehow able to discard some very lengthy SNOMED concepts such as nontraffic accident involving collision of motor-driven snow vehicle, not on public highway, driver of motor vehicle injured.

The "mix and match" concept allows the rapid synthesis of preclinical drug candidates for PET or optical imaging.

Such techniques can match concept mentions whose lexical forms are related to entries in UMLS, but they cannot detect their semantic variants.

The direct hits are returned from a union operation on the matching concepts, assuming they are independent from one another.

The combination was created by matching concepts on CAS numbers and/or InChI strings, resulting in a merged dictionary with 317, 275 concepts.

Moreover, generalized reference in DBS is not limited to names, but includes reference by means of matching concepts (symbol) and pointing (indexical).