Sentence examples for outcome sentences from inspiring English sources

Demner-Fushman [ 35] has implemented an extractor for outcome sentences using an ensemble of classifiers, and Xu et al. [ 36] have reported the extraction of patient demographic information using a parser and HMMs.

If ck has some possible outcome sentence oku that would make P[oku | hj·b·ck] / P[oku | hi·b·ck]  < γ (for a given small γ of interest), one may disjunctively lump oku together with some other outcome sentence okv for ck.

In this corpus, 100% of the Outcome Measure sentences appear in the sentences also labeled as Method.

This showed that the structured data from Set O is well matched to Set 1 for the Outcome Measure sentences but it is likely that the location of Intervention and Participant sentences differ between the structured sets and Set 1.

F-scores of up to 0.83 and 0.84 are obtained for Intervention and Outcome Measure sentences.

Outcome Measure sentences: The efficacy and safety of an intervention are measured with outcome measures that should be clearly defined in the trial protocol.

But for Outcome Measure sentences, the F-scores improved markedly from 0.79 (System 2) to 0.84 (System 4), and particularly for recall (0.77 to 0.85).

A closer examination of the corpus shows that Outcome Measure sentences usually appears towards the end of the Method section following the mention of the intervention arms and participant characteristics.

"There are no expected or required dispositions, outcomes or sentences in any military justice case, other than what result from the individual facts and merits of a case and the application to the case of the fundamentals of due process of law," Mr. Hagel wrote in a memorandum dated Aug. 6 that is to be disseminated throughout the military.

I have a very long suffering husband, who has gone through every iteration of character, every possible outcome, every sentence.

Holder expressed concern that the growing use of aggregate data to anticipate outcomes at sentencing "may exacerbate unwarranted and unjust disparities that are already far too common in our criminal justice system and in our society".