These included some recent annotations, which underline possible novel reproduction-related genes.
Some have functional annotations, which clearly suggest a possible role in controlling the production of related volatiles, which qualifies them as strong candidates to be selected for functional studies.
Some of the copy consisted of printed texts of plays that had already been published individually, causing all sorts of copyright problems, and many of these had been covered in intricate marginal scribblings and interleavings and strikings-out to bring them up to date with subsequent revisions (not all of them authorial), annotations which in some instances baffled the compositors.
To investigate this issue, an experienced annotator judged some of the false positives, i.e. automatic annotations which are not in the set of manually assigned terms.
Our annotator produces a total of 752 entity annotations, which contains in addition to the protein and Entity annotations, a third type of entity called cell.
Frequently, manual annotation is supported by text mining by providing automatically extracted annotations which are later validated by the annotators.
But his true vocation was the Grant papers project, comprising thousands of documents and annotations, which he began in 1962 and which was nearing completion at his death.
He'll often hammer this point home by including surrounding text: captions and advertising copy, scrapbook annotations – which, of course, blur too.
She sent them back with annotations, which he assimilated into the final draft.
Occasionally I will reread a book in exactly the same copy as I first did decades previously: and there, in, say, a student text of a Flaubert novel, I will find all those annotations which now, initially, embarrass.
