Sentence examples for term was missing from inspiring English sources

Yet the term was missing from early descriptions of the incident.

The curation experiments showed that curators frequently could not find the appropriate fine-scale quality term in PATO, mainly due to the incomplete development of this ontology (i.e., the term was missing).

If they miss a valid term that is present in the text, it is because the term was missing from the nomenclature.

Users can also request for new terms to be added to DO if mapping for any term is missing.

Of those, an average of nearly 14 terms were missing from the manual ChEBI annotation.

The CML syntax corresponding to the annotation derived from PM5 optimisation in the form of files named e.g. nsc138467_post-mopac.cml in the original collection was incomplete; bond connection terms were missing and the CML documents failed validation according to the CML Schema version 2.4 [16].

To illustrate, in the development of the Avaluator, Haegeli and McCammon [8], [17] assumed, without stating so, that missing values occurred due to some purely random process (i.e., in technical terms, were missing completely at random, [13], [14], [18]), that is, that the 82% of accidents they excluded from their analyses were no different from the 18% of accidents that they retained.

Many other important bioconcepts (e.g. Gene Ontology terms) are missing from its pre-tagged results.

In some cases, terms or variants of existing terms were missing from one of the Textpresso categories.

We may also find relationship errors, often when a biologically relevant connection between two terms is missing from the ontology.

To address this, we developed a feature in Phenex that decouples annotation from ontology development (6), enabling the curator to continue focusing on phenotype annotation even when required terms were missing from the requisite ontologies.