The concepts of quality of care, financial incentive, and a primary or acute hospital care setting were combined into a standardized search string using MeSH and non-MeSH entry terms.
The head is roughly triangular in shape and is loosely strung with mesh or leathers and nylon strings to form a "pocket" that allows the ball to be caught, carried and thrown.
Even more specific, in a disease concept corpus, annotation infons where value strings are MeSH concept IDs of the annotated disease strings will have key='MeSH', and infons where value strings are SNOMED CT concept IDs will be paired with key='SNOMED'SNOMED
The club first proposed stringing the mesh in the spring of 2000, asking the Town of Greenburgh for permission to erect 15 poles and string a 49- to 81-foot-tall netting amid a stand of trees that provided only limited protection against the club's directionally challenged golfers.
And when the repeated refrain of "safe up here with you" disintegrates among the gliding strings and mesh of electronic textures, it's almost too lovely to bear.
Mr. Yorke got inside the music as he normally does, singing like a bowed string instrument, meshing his long vocal tones with the rest of the ensemble, shaking his head from side to side.
For the arsenic literature corpus, we initially queried PubMed with the terms "gene" and "arsenic" or "arsenical" as strings and MeSH-tagged terms.
In 1968, for an out-of-state exhibition organized by Siegelaub that also included works by Carl Andre and Robert Barry, Weiner installed what he saw as an unobtrusive work titled Hay, Mesh, String in a courtyard between two buildings at Windham College in Vermont.
As displayed on Figure 1, the free-text MeSH string matching, if used to annotate small molecules directly, generates a significant number of false-positive cases compared to the MeSH indexers' annotations.
The heads are strung with string, leather, and mesh.
Push the back string through the mesh to the front, and then the front string to the back.
