Punctuation following abbreviations causes sentences to merge about compromise HOT 3 CLOSED

hey Frazer, with periods, this is the expected behaviour for abbreviations, like 400 mg. of THC, and a sr. in high-school.
but yeah '12 mg!' and 12 mg? should truncate the sentence.
will add this one to the list. Good catch
cheers

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fixed in 14.10.1, thanks for the help

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@spencermountain this is half-fixed. I think the problem is when an abbreviation is used in text and then followed by a genuine new sentence.

I prescribed him 400mg. He went to the pharmacy.

As I think about this, I guess there's no easy fix for it. We could detect an uppercase next work but I imagine that will have a lot of false-positives.

FWIW we have a large body of clinical dialogue in text and we rarely would see the . after a unit abbreviation. It's not common at all. Usually it's presented without the . i.e. He was injected with 400mg of morphine.

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