Sentence examples for mentions in the context of from inspiring English sources

Desired features included the ability to process PDF files in batch, to produce meaningful reports that provide information on frequency of gene mentions by section, to provide visualization tools that highlight gene mentions in the context of the article text, to incorporate user-customizable dictionaries to support additional curation tasks, and to achieve BioCreative F-scores of 80% or higher.

We presented each concept pair as an MTurk HIT, highlighting the gene and mutation mentions in the context of the abstract (see Figure 1), and asked workers who have passed an initial qualifying exam to judge whether the candidate relation is accurate.

His son Senguttuvan, much eulogized in Shangam poems, is also mentioned in the context of Gajabahu's rule (2nd century ce) in Sri Lanka.

The person did not want to be named because he did not want his university mentioned in the context of N.C.A.A. violations.

And this film a comedy about death and art is worth mentioning in the context of the controversy stoked up over Godard's remarks (in and out of films) about Jews.

"That's why Enaam would not like his name mentioned in the context of giving eventual access to the information to the Americans," the agent wrote, according to a copy of the report provided by a Bosnian official.

Until 9/11, Churchill was only really mentioned in the context of the ugly lady who said he was drunk (and in the morning he would be sober, blah, blah and furthermore blah).

There was a term that I came across in Sight & Sound that was mentioned in the context of Sam Fuller or something like that, that came close to describing it - the 'social fantastic'".

As Bernet explains, "these companies have a strong policy not to be mentioned in the context of data protection or privacy – they are all denying to be part of it".

And this film — a comedy about death and art — is worth mentioning in the context of the controversy stoked up over Godard's remarks (in and out of films) about Jews.

But it also seems to me at least worth mentioning, in the context of the question of whether the borders established by the 1949 armistice are "defensible", that Israel fought two wars from those borders.