Sentence examples for term discovered from inspiring English sources

UMLS CIDs are valid across dictionaries and it is possible to normalize a term discovered in multiple dictionaries to single CID.

A good translation, Han's subconscious seems to suggest, is a living, breathing thing, which must be understood on its own terms, discovered from beneath the great white sheet.

The patient has asthma and diabetes and Jane Doe was found to have COPD and asthma, Table 1 illustrates the bag-of-words representation using medical terms discovered by cTAKES.

Table  4 reports the top enriched biological themes, particularly the GO terms discovered in the gene list by the DAVID software.

The purple nodes in the figure are the linking terms discovered only by our method; the yellow nodes represent the linking terms found only by SemRep Database; and the blue node represents the terms found by both methods.

The second is curation hit, or the number of lipid-related GO terms discovered, which includes not only TP found by curation but also the number of terms in desc+ derived from the inheritance constraint.

In addition, the other two classic Swanson's hypotheses migraine and magnesium and Alzheimer's disease and indomethacin are also verified with our method and the results are shown in Table 5, and part of the effective linking terms discovered by our method are shown in Table 6.

In truth, these ambassadors were off by more than ten millennia and wrong by any ordinary definition of the term "discover".

After playing only one league game this term, they discovered they would compete in the second division next season.

President Barack Obama, two-and-a-half years into his term, has discovered the power of the presidential "bully pulpit".

The topical search (B) on the general term "CPOE" discovered CPOE-related articles that have not been MeSH-indexed so far.