Sentence examples similar to relevant lexicon from inspiring English sources
A patient can understand what is the object represented by a picture shown to her (and give evidence of her understanding, e.g., by miming the object's function) while being unable to retrieve the relevant phonological form from her output lexicon (Warrington 1985; Shallice 1988).
From a total of 194,615 ICU reports, we empirically developed a lexicon to categorize pneumonia-relevant terms and uncertainty profiles.
We found it easier to generate an appropriate lexicon than collect and label relevant corpus.
The lexicon also encoded 'other' features relevant to interpreting radiograph reports including those assessing disease progression (' worsening of infiltrates'), anatomic location ('bilateral opacities'), or stability (' unchanged from prior' ).
Curators expressed a need for tools that could be easily adapted to the specific needs of their workflow and database, such as extensible lexicons that could be edited to include new relevant terms or to exclude terminological resources not relevant to the task.
Much later, after the show went off the air, the phrase "jumping the shark" entered the lexicon to signify the exact moment when something no longer was popular, or even relevant to most folks.
PyConTextKit's annotation lexicon can be derived from existing lexicons or ontologies and then used to extract concepts relevant to a particular domain or syndrome.
We compared access to the arithmetic lexicon using both a task where arithmetic was task-irrelevant and a task where arithmetic was task-relevant.
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