1. A computer hardware-implemented method of identifying non-synthetic event elements in electronic files, the computer hardware-implemented method comprising: receiving, from a requesting computer, a first set of binary data that describes a synthetic event, wherein the synthetic event is a non-executable descriptor of a set of context-related factors; performing a context-based search of a database of electronic files to identify a relevant electronic file, wherein the relevant electronic file comprises the synthetic event; searching the relevant electronic file for at least one non-synthetic event element, wherein the non-synthetic event element is absent from the synthetic event; in response to determining that the relevant electronic file comprises said at least one non-synthetic event element, transmitting a second set of binary data to the requesting computer, wherein the second set of binary data comprises the relevant electronic file and a description of an identified non-synthetic event element within the relevant electronic file; limiting the context-based search to search only files that are not related to activities that generated the synthetic event, wherein an activity that generated the synthetic event was medical disease research, and wherein the context-based search is limited to searching non-medical literature; and establishing a connection between the synthetic event and non-synthetic event elements found in the non-medical literature.