Sentence examples for more complex parsing from inspiring English sources

A key characteristic of the present analysis is its reliance on data routinely available in electronic health records, rather than requiring additional assessments or more complex parsing.

This makes it more complex to parse, but more expressive, and it more closely reflects what is currently stored in log files.

Nonetheless, substance scale can be more complex to parse automatically; therefore we give all other units in the units section of details.

These tags may then be used within more complex tasks such as parsing, question answering, and machine translation (MT).

Client-server had the Web, e-commerce, customer relationship management, E.R.P.; it was all on relational databases that could parse more complex relationships.

In addition, the advanced search interface parses more complex expressions into its fields although the limited number of fields is not sufficient to cover the meaning of the search expression (example above).

Alright, I admit it's a bit more complex than that, especially when parsing through all the legal jargon.

More complex models based on dependency parsing were successfully evaluated by French et al.

Along with the need to track the physical evidence of animal cruelty there is the deeper and more complex challenge of trying to parse its underlying causes and ultimate ramifications.

In future work, we plan to apply this concept to more complex scientific experiments where input preparation and output parsing is more involved.

Systems which do not follow the bag-of-word approach typically rely on syntactic parsing to obtain larger constituents and base their analysis on more complex structures.