Sentence examples for recognised systematic from inspiring English sources

We note that in conducting this comparison, we ran ChemSpot [25] on the SCAI-100 corpus ourselves, enabling its capability to recognise multiple chemical name subtypes, in order to segregate recognised systematic names.

Data were analysed using a recognised systematic approach.

Strengths of the study were that a recognised systematic review process was followed [ 38] and papers meeting the study criteria were appraised by two researchers.

She argues that what was unique to the Bangladesh Liberation War was that the international community, for the first time, recognised that systematic rape could be used as a weapon to terrorise the people.

Despite much active research into biomarkers in osteoarthritis, 10 16 no single biomarker stands out as the gold standard or is sufficiently well validated and recognised for systematic use in drug development.

Consequently, the version of ChER driven by this particular model can recognise only systematic names, and was thus evaluated only against the gold standard systematic name annotations in the SCAI pilot corpus of 100 abstracts (SCAI-100).

It is generally recognised that the systematic training of medical personnel in the initial management of seriously injured trauma patients commenced with the introduction of the Advanced Trauma Life Support ATLSS) course in Lincoln, Nebraska, in 1978 the course was introduced generally to the US in January 1980 by the American College of Surgeons [3].

As paraphyletic groups are no longer recognised in modern systematic biology, the use of the term "fish" as a biological group must be avoided.

This problem may be more frequent than recognised and a systematic study is required.

In order to identify potential similarities in regions that were not recognised by Pfam, systematic PSI-Blast searches were performed, using the polyprotein regions between the MT and HEL domains and searching against the NCBI database of reference sequences [ 15], excluding all viral entries.

We recognised that applying a systematic review approach would enhance the likelihood that findings would be seen as credible by our intended audiences.