Sentence examples for terms from several from inspiring English sources

ImmPort data is annotated with terms from several ontologies including Cell Ontology23, Disease Ontology (disease-ontology.org), Ontology for Biomedical Investigations (OBI; obi-ontology.org), Protein Ontology24, and Vaccine Ontology25.

BioMuta, a non-synonymous single-nucleotide variation (nsSNV) pan-cancer analysis database that correlates and integrates cancer variations from multiple sources, initiated this effort by identifying and integrating terms from several of these databases into DO and TCGA cancer terms (25).

A different approach is taken by the Uberon project (Mungall et al. 2012), which maps terms from several animal anatomy ontologies, but also anatomy-related terms from the Gene Ontology or medical ontologies, and other multispecies ontologies such as the TAO or our organs groups (Bastian et al., 2008).

The court sentenced 42 others Friday night, to terms ranging from several months to 15 years.

Bacterial gastrointestinal infections are associated with short- and long-term complications from several organ systems.

The result of the search links to a report page for the identifier, which summarizes key information about the search term taken from several sources.

But this is the first pan-Caribbean dictionary of English; which of course means usage as well as sense, and which shades indistinguishably into Creole, incorporating terms and constructions from several European languages and many African ones.

To create the dictionary, the terms were gathered from several domain resources: CIMA (http://www.aemps.gob.es/cima/) and MedDRA (http://www.meddra.org/).

Although long-term demographic studies from several islands in Galápagos reveal the drastic effects of El Niño on marine iguana census numbers and reproductive behaviour, it is difficult to estimate the effective population size (Ne) from such data, and methods based on demographic information tend to overestimate Ne.

This task is similar to word sense disambiguation (WSD) in natural language processing, where a sense of an ambiguous term is chosen from several predefined senses.

Long-term extreme precipitation data from several rain gages from temporal windows that coincide with the AMO phases are evaluated for changes in spatial and temporal variability across the region.