Sentence examples for terms for articles from inspiring English sources

The search terms for articles in each journal are shown in The Appendix.

The MeSH index terms for these articles listed more than a single pair of drugs with the adverse effects subheading.

MeSH is a controlled vocabulary of medical and scientific terms for indexing articles in the PubMed literature database.

Curators can manually enter drug and gene terms for each article using auto-complete fields that draw on PharmGKB's standardized vocabularies.

The recall score for each gene, chemical and disease term was calculated by comparing the list of text-mined terms with the list of curated terms for each article and in each respective data category.

Publications by other authors may have been excluded by the absence of population specific search terms when searching for articles by author (e.g. population name, political boundaries) reflecting the scope of the review and challenges of using specific search terms with at least 5,000 distinct Indigenous groups worldwide.

It has been claimed as late as 2009 that some authors still did not use the term for relevant articles [ 30].

While Japan and Britain gained a number of exemptions from the terms of Article XIX (for example, Australia and New Zealand were not prevented from building up their fortifications as a result of the Treaty), Japan made it a requirement of their agreement to the Treaty that the Aleutian Islands were not to be exempted.

The assessment criteria used were the article's focus on the search term and the relevance of the search terms for the full article.

Finally, the Legislature and Executive have failed to agree on terms for renewal of Article X, the authority for approving new and upgraded power plants.

Ultimately for output, biocurators curated to 5 562 unique chemical, 2 697 unique disease and 121 unique phenotype terms (adhering to CTD policy to curate all mentioned actors and not just the terms for which the article was triaged).