Johnson's observations that the two textual sections are contiguous in six manuscripts, seems decisive9 ([18], pp. 222, 223; [11], p. 25).
Recall and precision were calculated globally and separately for each type of textual variable (sections of the narrative report): "reason," "clinical observations," "specialists' notes," "biological procedures and diagnoses other than biological and therapeutic" and "discharge prescriptions".
One might further wonder whether the rather chaotic order of the passages in the Theology and Letter on Divine Science is merely the result of textual catastrophe (with loose sections stitched back together to form the chapters of the Theology), or also preserves some deliberate re-ordering of the text.
The data entered in the DMU are heterogeneous and appear partly as structured variables and partly as textual variables corresponding to sections of narrative reports in medical language.
(Treating Nietzsche's fundamental criterion of value as "power" confronts even more serious textual and philosophical obstacles: see Section 3.1, below).
For an example we shall use a simplified set of data for Hoxb1 in EMAP:151, ignoring the distinction between textual and spatial annotations (see Section 5.1).
To raise the investigation to the level of sub-disciplines, this study addresses two research questions: (1) What is the textual organization of individual RA sections in corpora from three engineering sub-disciplines?
The textual contents of these categorized sections were then summarized qualitatively.
In the first step (step 1, Figure 1), only textual variables corresponding to narrative sections of the medical reports are imported from the table "report".
Some textual DMU variables (corresponding to sections of the medical narrative report, such as clinical observations and specialists' notes) are long textual variables consisting of a large number of characters (sometimes more than 2,000).
For each textual evidence, presented in the latest section, we apply these features as the GP terminals.
