There's a new category of cellphone apps made just for this purpose: text blockers like iZup, tXtBlocker, CellSafety and ZoomSafer.
There are also models titled "english" which are trained on WSJ with additional training data, which are more useful for general purpose text.
In our case, some departments generated a relevant proportion of discharge letters with general purpose text processing and did not store them into the HIS, which is problematic for data security reasons and leads to incomplete electronic patient records.
For surveillance purposes, text analyses have been applied to limited data sources within the EMR, including "chief complaint" fields [34], [35], [36], [37], [38], laboratory or imaging reports [34], [35], [38], [39], [40] or dictated hospital discharge summaries [41], [42].
Unfortunately, those "general-purpose" text indexes are not a good choice for a collection of genomes of individuals of the same species.
While supporters claim its use is intended for specific and necessary purposes, the text itself is difficult to reconcile with that reading.
It offers a growing set of extension packages for various purposes including text mining [79].
I agree, I can't actually see a purpose to texting or doing anything else on a cell phone while in the shower, but I like knowing that it's possible.
Several studies show that students which use mobile technologies for the purpose of texting, emailing and social networking are "generally outperformed by those students who abstain from these behaviors".
RenderMan was one of the leading 3d packages of the early 1990s, and Typestry was a special-purpose 3D text renderer that competed with Adobe AddDepth.
That and countless other queries continue to baffle magazine publishers trying to re-purpose their text, photos, infographics, videos, audio, augmented reality, and other gimmicks to hang on to their readers, find new ones, and make money via an abundance of mobile devices.
