Where relevant, mention the possibility of errors due to factors beyond the control of the laboratory (for example, the risk of 'non-paternity' and the need for family relationships as stated on the referral forms being correct; limited validity of biochemical testing if pre-analytical conditions were not well controlled).
It is sufficiently large to cover the most relevant mention types and naming variability that are encountered in the scientific literature, allowing both to generate a predictive model and train an NER recognizer on a subset of abstracts as well as evaluate the performance on a distinct test collection.
If relevant, mention how your work is sold or shown.
To be sure, although the jaw-dropping "Psak Halacha/Public Service Announcement on an Urgent Matter of Jewish Law" — signed by forty rabbis and widely distributed in the relevant neighborhoods — mentions "Eretz Yisroel" in the fine print, the rest of it is all about sex.
To overcome this pitfall, we assume that a relevant document mentions entity entity relationships multiple times at the sentence level.
Yet everything is so up in the air that Reynolds feels it relevant to mention, in her introduction, her friend who had a cat called Sappho.
More specific descriptions can be used where relevant when mentioning individuals associated with the movement, but such descriptions should be evidence-based.
It is also relevant to mention here that faint compatibility and noncompatibility are independent concepts.
Several interesting observations about empirical tests of the effectuation model seem relevant to mention up front.
In Section 4.1, after an introduction to the problem, a handy list of key definitions is provided, and some of the most relevant Location-Based Services mentioned.
It is relevant to mention that the source of antisocial behavior assessment does not influence the relationship with resting heart rate.
