Sentence examples for word variants from inspiring English sources
After this step, appropriate statistical contextual rules are applied to the permitted places, in order to specifically determine word variants.
We searched scientific literature on anxiety related to hysteroscopy from PubMed, Scopus and PsychINFO online databases, using the keywords "anxiety" and "hysteroscopy" including thin word variants.
Using the word variants, generated by static and dynamic models, in the lexicon of the SHENAVA Persian continuous speech recognizer, relative word error rate reductions as high as 8.1%andd 11.6% are obtained, respectively.
Particularly problematic is the conflation of word variants that express a semantic role difference.
Table 7 provides a list of common word variants identified during the manual analysis of classification errors.
The search term combination captured the concept "pregnancy and weight" incorporating MeSH, free text, and word variants.
We don't allow two-letter words and we avoid as much as possible obsolete words, variants, obscure words, and clichés — words like 'gnu' and 'emu' and 'proa.' Their odd letter structures make them awfully useful in filling difficult spots, but they're a bore by now".
In other words, variants with medium or high risk must be rare and therefore not possible to capture by genome-wide association studies (GWAS) in unrelated case control samples [17].
As for the acoustic phonetic modality, an interesting ERP study [ 35] presented spoken words and pseudo-word variants that differed only in their medial consonants.
In particular, while ERPs for non-coronal variants did not differ from their base words in the initial part of the N400 (100–250 ms), the mean amplitudes for coronal pseudo-word variants were more negative than the mean amplitudes for their non-coronal base words, thus showing an early lexical effect.
That's why it is so common to see a magazine cover headline declaring, in screaming type, Einstein was wrong, or its weasel-word variant, was Einstein wrong?
