Sentence examples for systems and datasets from inspiring English sources
We describe automatic systems and datasets commonly used in sentiment analysis.
There are however certain systems (and datasets) that come naturally in a richer format and that could benefit from a higher-order description than the network one.
TRANSFoRm aims to produce a highly flexible infrastructure that presents the lowest possible barriers to entry for EHR systems and datasets, but at the same time it makes the maximum use of the existing data standards and methods for managing heterogeneity, both structural and terminological, between data sources.
The web interface provides public access to the FunnyBase system and dataset.
Here we present a method, based on Endorsement Theory, of pooling evidence from multiple expert systems and spatial datasets to produce land cover maps.
However, as described if Figure 1A and associated text, we did identify RBM47 through an analysis of metastatic breast cancer model systems and clinical datasets.
However, the complexity of biological systems and omics datasets require an integrative analytical environment, which allows network manipulation at different levels of detail, flexible mappings between multiple omics datasets coupled with data visualization and providing statistical analysis and system simulation and visualization of resulting analysis.
This study validates this assumption for gout-related utilization in the largest integrated health care system in the US, that is, the VA, that serves more than five million US veterans and has state-of-the-art sophisticated electronic health care record systems and national datasets designed for research [ 12].
Logging-in and -out of multiple systems (including the legacy systems and the dataset for social care services which ran separately from RiO) was viewed a time consuming, unnecessary and cumbersome procedure, which "defeats the purpose" (Manager).
Hierarchical clustering of mRNA abundance levels using DIANA revealed minimal molecular differences based on clinical and technical covariates (grade, using the FIGO (Fig. 1A) or Silverberg (Fig. 1B) grading systems, stage, and dataset).
In future, well-established in vitro test systems and a broad dataset for many chemicals may help assess potential amphibian risk from xenobiotics without the need for extensive vertebrate testing.
