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. 2011 Apr 15;2011:bar013. doi: 10.1093/database/bar013

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Figure 2. — Images of Allie’s outputs. (A) Hit cluster-list page for the abbreviation ‘SPF’. By clicking links in the ‘Co-occurring Abbreviation’ or the ‘PubMed/MEDLINE Info.’ cells, the user can access these corresponding pages (A to B or A to C, respectively). (B) Co-occurring abbreviation page. Here, the user is provided with all the co-occurring abbreviations, and by clicking one of the listed abbreviations, one can access the hit cluster-list page. (C) PubMed/MEDLINE Information page. Here, the user is provided with all publication years, titles, and co-occurring abbreviations that appear in the titles or abstracts with the pair. Each title is anchor text that links to the corresponding PubMed page. By clicking one of the co-occurring abbreviations, the user can access the hit cluster-list page (C to D). (D) Hit cluster-list page for the abbreviation ‘BVD’.

Figure 2. — Images of Allie’s outputs. (A) Hit cluster-list page for the abbreviation ‘SPF’. By clicking links in the ‘Co-occurring Abbreviation’ or the ‘PubMed/MEDLINE Info.’ cells, the user can access these corresponding pages (A to B or A to C, respectively). (B) Co-occurring abbreviation page. Here, the user is provided with all the co-occurring abbreviations, and by clicking one of the listed abbreviations, one can access the hit cluster-list page. (C) PubMed/MEDLINE Information page. Here, the user is provided with all publication years, titles, and co-occurring abbreviations that appear in the titles or abstracts with the pair. Each title is anchor text that links to the corresponding PubMed page. By clicking one of the co-occurring abbreviations, the user can access the hit cluster-list page (C to D). (D) Hit cluster-list page for the abbreviation ‘BVD’.