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Drop Measurement System for Biomedical Application
This paper describes the realization of a sensor capable of measuring the volume of a drop in free fall. The sensor realized is made of a simple low-cost red laser and a photodiode and optics to focus the beam on the light sensor. In this way, when the drop is falling down, it is possible to estimate its volume from the signal generated on the ...
Alessandro Magnani, , Michele Nórgia
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Measuring Complexity of Biomedical Signals [PDF]
Measuring complexity of biomedical signals.
Gastón Schlotthauer +3 more
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Measurements of electrical impedance of biomedical objects [PDF]
Acta of Bioengineering and Biomechanics; 01/2016; ISSN 1509 ...
Marcin, Frączek +6 more
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A FLEXIBLE MEASURE OF CONTEXTUAL SIMILARITY FOR BIOMEDICAL TERMS [PDF]
We present a measure of contextual similarity for biomedical terms. The contextual features need to be explored, because newly coined terms are not explicitly described and efficiently stored in biomedical ontologies and their inner features (e.g. morphologic or orthographic) do not always provide sufficient information about the properties of the ...
Spasić, I. +1 more
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Impedance Measurements in the Biomedical Sciences
Biological organisms and their component organs, tissues and cells have unique electrical impedance properties. Impedance properties often change with changes in structure, composition, and metabolism, and can be indicative of the onset and progression of disease states. Over the past 100 years, instruments and analytical methods have been developed to
Frederick D, Coffman, Stanley, Cohen
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Measuring Domain Portability and Error Propagation in Biomedical QA [PDF]
In this work we present Google's submission to the BioASQ 7 biomedical question answering (QA) task (specifically Task 7b, Phase B). The core of our systems are based on BERT QA models, specifically the model of \cite{alberti2019bert}. In this report, and via our submissions, we aimed to investigate two research questions.
Stefan Hosein +2 more
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Measuring the Outcome of Biomedical Research: A Systematic Literature Review
There is an increasing need to evaluate the production and impact of medical research produced by institutions. Many indicators exist, yet we do not have enough information about their relevance. The objective of this systematic review was (1) to identify all the indicators that could be used to measure the output and outcome of medical research ...
Frédérique Thonon +7 more
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Connecting nutrition composition measures to biomedical research [PDF]
Biomedical research is gaining ground on human disease through many types of "omics", which is leading to increasingly effective treatments and broad applications for precision medicine. The majority of disease treatments still revolve around drugs and biologics.
Jeremy J. Jay +3 more
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Pressure Measurement at Biomedical Interfaces
The science of pressure measurement is mature with many available pressure measurement technologies some of which have their origins dating back to steam power and the industrial revolution. Along with temperature, the use of pressure as a general physiological parameter is well established and it may be accurately and reliably determined for a wide ...
Vincent Casey +2 more
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Measures of semantic similarity and relatedness in the biomedical domain
Measures of semantic similarity between concepts are widely used in Natural Language Processing. In this article, we show how six existing domain-independent measures can be adapted to the biomedical domain. These measures were originally based on WordNet, an English lexical database of concepts and relations.
Ted Pedersen +3 more
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