我试图将句子设置为每个 Me_UnitSpacing 的特征。但是对于 Me_UnitSpacing 的所有出现，我得到了相同的句子值
示例代码：
DECLARE LOWERCAMELCASE,UPPERCAMELCASE;
DECLARE ME_UNITSPACING(STRING sentence, STRING replace,STRING description);
Document{-> RETAINTYPE(SPACE)};
SW CW{->MARK(LOWERCAMELCASE,1,2)};
CW CW{->MARK(UPPERCAMELCASE,1,2)};
Document{-> RETAINTYPE};
LOWERCAMELCASE{REGEXP("mmHg")->MARK(ME_UNITSPACING)};
UPPERCAMELCASE{REGEXP("MmHg")->MARK(ME_UNITSPACING)};
W{REGEXP("Mmhg",true)->MARK(ME_UNITSPACING)};
DECLARE UnitspacingSENTENCE;
SENTENCE{CONTAINS(ME_UNITSPACING)->UnitspacingSENTENCE};
STRING unitspacingsent;
UnitspacingSENTENCE{->MATCHEDTEXT(unitspacingsent)};
ME_UNITSPACING{->ME_UNITSPACING.sentence=unitspacingsent};
样本输入：
A number of psychological and mmHg psychiatric correlates have been found
implicated in the onset and/or repetition of NSSI behavior. Nock et al. 14
reported 9 k that more than half of the clinical adolescents they studied
met the DSM-IV criteria for an internalizing disorder, an externalizing
disorder, or a substance-related disorder, with a prevalence mmHg rate of
psychiatric pathologies estimated to be as high as 87%. In a large
community-based sample of 12,068 adolescents from 11 countries, Brunner et
al. (2014) found significant associations mmHg with symptoms of depression
and anxiety in adolescents who engaged in self-harming behavior 6, and they
emphasized that self-injury is strongly indicative of psychological
problems that require professional attention. Their results are consistent
with previous reports of a significantly higher rate of depressive and
anxious symptoms in self-injurers.5,15,16,17,18,19 The onset of NSSI
behavior in teenagers with depression is mainly attributable to the
function of NSSI as a way to seek relief from the depressive symptoms. 20
The literature generally stresses the broad variety of psychiatric problems
seen in mmHg teenagers with history of NSSI. Cluster B personality
disorders are often identified, especially in self-cutting adolescent
females, and so are eating disorders; approximately one in three
adolescents with eating disorders are also self-injurers, the NSSI
frequently coinciding with or following the eating disorder 21, 22.