... Proceedings of the ACL Student Research Workshop, pages 103–108,
Ann Arbor, Michigan, June 2005.
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2005 Association for Computational Linguistics
Centrality Measures in Text Mining:
Prediction of ... centrality
measures being used in predicting noun
phrases appearing in the abstracts of sci-
entific articles. Our experimental results
show that centrality measures...
... Proceedings of ACL-08: HLT, pages 1039–1047,
Columbus, Ohio, USA, June 2008.
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2008 Association for Computational Linguistics
Finding Contradictions in Text
Marie-Catherine de Marneffe,
Linguistics ... consisting of a mapping
from each node in the hypothesis to a unique node
in the text or to null. The scoring measure uses
node similarity (irrespective of polarity) and struc-...
... by the
writer into nine piles of ascending degrees of “informa-
tiveness” of the original sentence relative to the transla-
tion sentence. Again, the method of equal-appearing
intervals was ... explicitly
in the originals.
TABLE 2
SCALE OF INFORMATIVENESS*
9. Extremely informative. Makes “all the difference in the
world” in comprehending the meaning intended. (A
ratin...
... mechanism to increase the complexity of
proteomes is the editing of transcripts (both in nuclear
and organelle genomes) [4,5]. Dual targeting of
proteins does not increase the number of proteins in a
cell, ... greater
understanding of the process of dual targeting may
provide useful insights into the targeting of location-
specific proteins to mitochondria or chloroplasts.
Ke...
... extensive group of
proteins involved in a broad range of biological func-
tions. Its members are present in all kingdoms of life
and often play a crucial role in cell maintenance. In
bacteria, several ... residues in the N-domain of ClpA by monitor-
ing the binding, unfolding and degradation of several different substrates,
including short unstructured peptides, tagged and...
... continue to discuss the
solution of these first two types, since it will
be contained in that of the main problem, the
distinction of nominative from accusative in the
feminine and neuter singular ... syntactical function of such
forms is ambiguous, the types of ambiguity be-
ing three in number.
1. The masculine singular nominative of der
and welcher is identical to...
... structural domains, while proCPY would be composed
of a single fragile domain. The propeptide of the proenzyme
would be located at the interface of the two domains thus
combining them into one body, ... complementary information concerning
protein–solvent interactions [14,15], the unfolded states of
proteins [16,17], and protein folding pathways [18].
Our analytical techniques involve...
... which contributes to maintaining the conformational
switch of the V
1a
R in the off-state. The unique ability of
arginyl to fulfil this constraining function in the N-terminus
of the V
1a
R is similar ... G-protein
interaction of the active receptor [28].
In summary, Arg46 of the V
1a
R is required for high
affinity agonist binding and signalling. It is one of the
constraining...
... 20 °CinFig.9,and
not shown here to avoid redundancy).
In spite of the lack of overall sequence identity, a
common PLP-binding motif consisting of clusters of
conserved residues is present in decarboxylases ... (2002) Expression of histidine decarboxylase and
synthesis of histamine by human small cell lung carcinoma. Am. J.
Pathol. 160, 1561–1565.
7. Nathan, C. (2002) Points o...
... rate of
decrease in the amount of ICAD in the mutant was
slower than that in DT40. Thus, in E2A
)/)
, in the
presence of PMA/ionomycin, the time courses of alter-
ations in the mRNA and protein ... 1421
cooperatively induce apoptotic cell death in the DT40
cell line [24]. As a first step in elucidating the participa-
tion of E2A in apoptosis of DT40 cells, we exam...