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which should work. However, PMC NXML appears to frequently use the code point for "mu" where "micro" should appear, causing e.g.
5 μg/ml Insulin, 10 ng/ml
to map to
5 mug/ml Insulin, 10 ng/ml
and similar with "mum" instead of "microm" etc.
It's not clear to best address this. Always using "micro" instead of "mu" for 03BC seems just wrong and adding heuristics for just this case seems excessive, but leaving this as is gives frequent sub-optimal mappings.
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Unicode defines separate code points for "micro" (µ) and "mu" (μ):
http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/b5/index.htm
http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/3bc/index.htm
the current mappings are the obvious
which should work. However, PMC NXML appears to frequently use the code point for "mu" where "micro" should appear, causing e.g.
to map to
and similar with "mum" instead of "microm" etc.
It's not clear to best address this. Always using "micro" instead of "mu" for 03BC seems just wrong and adding heuristics for just this case seems excessive, but leaving this as is gives frequent sub-optimal mappings.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: