Identifying main finding sentences in clinical case reports

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Clinical Case Reports

Identifying Opinionated Sentences

In the news, editorials, reviews, and letters to the editor are sources for finding opinions, but even in news reports, segments presenting objective facts are often mixed with segments presenting opinions and verbal reactions. This is especially true for articles that report on controversial or “lightning rod” topics. Thus, there is a need to be able to identify which sentences in a text actua...

Experiments in identifying frozen sentences

This paper describes an experiment on the identification of frozen sentences (or verbal idioms) from European Portuguese on large corpus of journalistic text. It aims at identifying the main difficulties (or shortcomings) resulting from the intersection of linguistic information encoded in the lexicongrammar with finite-state transducers that are then applied to texts. The paper shows that, for...

Clinical Medicine Insights: Case Reports

Introduction: Smoking is a major risk factor for a variety of diseases. Electronic cigarettes are battery-operated devices that deliver nicotine to the lungs by evaporation of a liquid. Chronic idiopathic neutrophilia is a condition characterized by elevated white blood cell and neutrophil counts without any underlying disease; smoking has been implicated as a potential cause. Case Presentation...