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Meanings of annotator in English
Portuguese
biocuradoria Spanish
biocuradora Scientist who curates, collects, annotates, and validates information that is disseminated by biological and model organism databases.
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Usage of annotator in English
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The witty annotator adds the remark, "He continued to sleep for thirty years."
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An ideal annotator, he rarely indulged in speculation; his business was to discover and co-ordinate references.
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Ernest Eames was the ideal annotator.
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The theme of the Trio is acclaimed by a German annotator as the reverse of the first motive of the symphony.
5
He had sifted the records with such incredible diligence that little was left for the pen of an annotator, save words of praise.
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Indeed, multiple annotators may be required to consistently redact information that represents each PHI class.
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Until now, most of literature-based protein annotation work has been done manually by human annotators.
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Sometimes these annotators only darken counsel by their guesses.
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Mr. Blackburne might as the annotators observe well have resigned here, he did so on the 73rd move.
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His "Commentaries on Hippocrates" served as a treasure of medical criticism, from which succeeding annotators borrowed.
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Results: There was a substantial agreement between annotators with a kappa score of 0.71.
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.What this epistle was is uncertain, and annotators have given different opinions concerning it.
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"These," he said, "are the dilemmas which confront the conscientious annotator."
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The zeal of publishers, editors, and annotators brought about a remarkable change of sentiment with regard to "Don Quixote."
15
"Where is the 'Ariane,' where the 'Astrea?'" cried, with a groan, Godeau, the annotator.
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"These," he used to say, "are the troubles which lie in wait for a conscientious annotator."
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Annotator through the time