Sentence examples for subsumed terms from inspiring English sources

The phrase method will miss the 7-word term but will code the subsumed terms, "refractory anemia" and "refractory anemia with excess blasts".

The runs of matching doublets are tested to see if they match any of the runs of doublets that compose nomenclature terms or if they contain any subsumed terms that match nomenclature terms.

It is also reasonable to restrict the allowed length of coded term phrases is it is believed that terms of long length can be successfully represented by subsumed terms within the longer term.

All remaining words (non-stop words) are mapped to a standard nomenclature (the UMLS Metathesaurus [ 11]) with larger terms subsuming smaller terms.

Any path from a term towards the root becomes more general as terms are subsumed by parent terms.

We used the true path rule [ 40] to associate each gene with all the GO terms subsumed by its annotated terms.

Children, including adolescents, with intellectual disability, are at higher risk than children without ID for developing psychopathology, a term used to subsume similar terms, such as mental illness or health problems, psychiatric or behavior disorders, and behavior and emotional problems.

In the latter case scholars often subsume former terms such as adaptive capacity or coping capacity under the concept of resilience.

ERS is a formalism for rewriting that subsumes term rewriting systems (TRSs) and the λ-calculus.

Many of the controls on gene regulation and function are subsumed under the term "epigenetics," a term coined by the British geneticist and embryologist Conrad Waddington for the causal factors that control gene action during development (Waddington 1940; and see the papers in Hall and Laubichler 2009).

The Leaves measure assumes that the information content of a term t is only proportional to the number of terminal concepts, i.e., leaf terms, subsumed by t in a given taxonomy.