Sentence examples for structured vocabulary from inspiring English sources

A structured vocabulary is proposed for supporting the design and development of advanced surgical simulators.

'Polygnosis' thesaurus is a semantically structured vocabulary organized by a faceted classification, which serves the educational needs of the system.

To enable such automation, the content element could direct to a very semantically defined and structured file type eg CML(and its extensions) [48], CIF [49], AniML [50] or to an ontology eg RXNO, CMO, MOP [51], ChEBI [52] or a structured vocabulary such as CSMD [33].

The PM records were stored in a custom-designed 4D database (4D, San Jose, USA) using a structured vocabulary for coding clinical features.

The advent of Gene Ontology, with its structured vocabulary and paradigm, has provided computational biologists with an appropriate means for this task.

An ontology is a type of structured vocabulary in which the terms and the logical relationships that hold between them are well-defined.

The work involved exploring a somewhat larger-than-usual number of ontologies, structured vocabularies, and topic models.

This often makes it difficult for a curator to extract accurate information for ontology- or structured vocabulary-annotation from natural language used in the literature.

Anatomy ontologies are structured vocabularies of anatomical entities that enable the standardized description and integration of anatomical data.

Parts of the concept map may develop into complex ontologies as discussion and collaboration with the user community extend quick ad-hoc sketched concepts iteratively into precisely defined and structured vocabularies.

We approach this issue by using three different characterisations of functional similarity: two based on the GO and MIPS structured vocabularies respectively and one based on the growth rates of gene knock-out strains under different chemical conditions [ 32] (an independent and objective characterization of biological function).