07-18-2008
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jim mcnamara
If you have to do a lot of these, you are in trouble IMO.
Finding sentences vs scientific citations requires some sort of AI. You would have to identify a block of text ending in . that has a subject and a predicate. Either thsat or create some sort of monstrous filter that traps every single journal and author name.
It would be easier to simply edit the file by hand.
Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
Otherwise no other way!!
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