Sentence examples for overall annotation from inspiring English sources

That is, F 1 = 2 · precision · recall precision + recall yields a scalar measure of overall annotation performance.

The construction of the CHEMDNER corpus started with the definition of the overall annotation goal together with an exhaustive revision of previous work done on annotation of chemical entities as well as named entities in the biomedical and other domains.

Finally, the computational performance of the overall annotation pipeline can be improved by further optimization of the parallel implementations of the individual component tools.

Applying the GCI to 3 major protein families of current drug targets, we presented each family's overall annotation status and pointed to potential candidates for further investigation within these highly "druggable" gene classes.

However, for a few genes that scored greater than +/−2 from the mean, we conducted a manual review to assess the overall annotation levels by enumerating available gene characteristics possibly explaining the discrepancy between evaluator ratings and computational predictions.

In the earliest version, 64% of all genes (20475 of 31987 genes) clustered at the bottom of the scale with scores lower than 2.5, and less than 3% (885 genes) scored at 7.5 or higher, reflecting the scarce overall annotation level of the human genome.

While ontologies have been enthusiastically received in Biology, biologists may lack the background required to use them appropriately, and integrating social networking may produce better overall annotations.

The use of the ML model substantially reduced the need for manual chart reviews and overall data annotation effort (approximately twofold).

By choosing S. cerevisiae as an example we use the eukaryotic organism that we believe has the best overall functional annotation.

ubique" HTCC7211 revealed that overall, IHAT annotation is highly accurate, successfully identifying all fragments sampled from a particular gene, with no 'false positives' from other genes in the genome which may share ancestral homologous conserved domains.

Since only about 37% of the ESTs for these clones had annotations in ESTIMA at the time of our initial analysis, we aligned each to the chicken genome and performed additional GenBank BlastN searches, resulting in an overall ∼84% annotation rate (see Materials and Methods; clones with tentative identification are underlined in tables and text).