Simulation and annotation of global acronyms

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• who: Bioinformatics et al. from the Acronyms are systematic abbreviations of frequently mentioned words and phrasesTheir formation follows special capitalization and blending patterns (Fandrych, ). They are introduced primarily to support efficiency of written communication in terms of time and space. From the reading perspective, familiarity (prior experience processing a given stimulus), rather than orthographic regularity, plays a critical role in rapidly translating an acronym from percept to meaning (Laszlo and Federmeier, ). Therefore, the use of globally accepted acronyms, which are commonly used as synonyms of prominent domain-specific concepts, e_g DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid), should pose no major . . .
  

   

  

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