Sentence examples for missing concept from inspiring English sources

'Awareness' is the missing concept of access and is more than knowing that a service exists, it includes identifying that the service is needed, knowing who the service is for, what it does, when the service is available, where and how to access it, why the service would be used, how to use it, and maintaining that knowledge.

Of the 94 missing concept triples in Table 8 for the full set of HITs (444 gold standard triples 350 Turker 'YES' responses), 43 were due to incorrect extraction of mutation position information and 37 were due to missing stop codon or synonymous mutations (neither of which are recognized by the version of EMU used for the experiment).

Further, there were no missing concepts raised that were relevant for inclusion.

For the IS-A relationship, 34 missing concepts, 80 misalignments and 18 redundancies in FMA as well as 28 missing concepts, 114 misalignments and 1 redundancy in SNOMED CT were uncovered.

Our software identifies those gaps and delivers content to teach the missing concepts," explains founder Ramit Varma.

At last, we perform automatic evaluation on the imbalances detected after the final round for identifying missing concepts, misaligned relations and inconsistencies.

After removing those redundancies from FMA, the total number of Part-Of imbalances was dramatically reduced to 327, including 51 missing concepts, 294 misaligned relations, and 36 inconsistencies.

Missing concepts reported by individual patients with ACO included sinus problems, hoarse or raspy voice, feeling disoriented, throat clearing or irritation, animal hair as an asthma trigger, the need to use rescue medication before the day has begun, changes in asthma medication use, and response time for recovery following asthma medication.

The interviews were structured to evaluate the caregiver question/answer process, assess comprehension and refine question wording, optimize the response scales, confirm appropriateness of the recall period, confirm the content validity of the items, and confirm there were no missing concepts.

The most commonly reported missing concepts related to food awareness and restriction (n = 13).

The remaining false positives were due to missing concepts or variants so that existing but wrong concepts were extracted.