Sentence examples for methods of recognising from inspiring English sources

The methods of recognising the names of chemical entities are then surveyed accompanied by relevant references and summaries for all solutions starting from 2000, and they are then correlated with the types of chemical entities extracted.

Although domestic and local safety nets will always be of paramount importance, adherence to human rights principles and international standards will only be assured through institutionalising participatory methods of recognising and measuring inclusion and exclusion.

Feedback from primary care practitioners highlights the need for more explicit guidance regarding screening and intervention for health behaviours and especially better methods of recognising multiple behavioural risks [ 20].

This is probably caused by their definition of incomplete fissures more than 1 cm missing as well as their cohort of normal subjects.> Volumetric thin-section CT data allow for precise delineation of the interlobar fissures and allow automatic methods of recognising the fissures with high accuracy (e.g. [ 9– 12]).

13 15 Teaching diagnosticians 'how doctors think' and enhancing their understanding of cognitive pitfalls and biases may allow clinicians to devise cognitive forcing strategies (structured methods of recognising and counteracting heuristics and biases) to limit the influence of these biases on the diagnostic process.

Moreover, an evaluation function is used, which takes several criteria into account and renders the method capable of recognising shapes under occlusion effectively.

This paper presents a method that is capable of recognising plant species in colour images by using a convolutional neural network.

In recent years, the sophistication of automated methods to recognise relationships between entities in biomedical texts has increased considerably, moving from calculation of simple co-occurrence to the detection of pairwise relations between interacting proteins and to the extraction of sophisticated event structures involving multiple, categorised participants.

To evaluate the ability of the different methods to recognise sequence patterns reported in literature, we collected TF motifs present in Jaspar [ 29] and Jolma et al. [ 30].

The lack of effective and feasible methods to recognise and monitor relevant outcomes for mothers and newborns in the community suggests an important need for operational programme research.

The effectiveness of proposed approach is demonstrated with experimental results which show the validity of this method to recognise complex shape features.