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test-query description "This is just a test query" assertion.
test-query description "This is just a test query, updated" assertion.
test-query description "This is just a test query, updated twice..." assertion.
test-query description "This is just a test query, updated three times..." assertion.
test-query description "This is just a test query, updated four times..." assertion.
assertion description "This nanopublication defines an assertion template. Such templates are used to generate the input form for the (blue) assertion part of nanopublications." assertion.
test-query description "This is just a test query, now updated with the final template..." assertion.
test-query description "This is just a test query, now updated with the final template... and updated once more..." assertion.
intro-id-test description "Testing the new introduced resource behavior of Nanodash..." assertion.
intro-id-test description "Testing the new introduced resource behavior of Nanodash... now updated once." assertion.
intro-id-test description "Testing the new introduced resource behavior of Nanodash... now updated twice." assertion.
hasShape description "This relation links an FDO Profile to the SHACL shape that can be used to validate the profile's instances." assertion.
assertion description "This template defines an FDO Profile based on a SHACL shape." assertion.
assertion description "This template defines an FDO Profile based on a SHACL shape." assertion.
assertion description "This template defines an FDO Profile based on a SHACL shape." assertion.
assertion description "This template defines an FDO Profile based on a SHACL shape." assertion.
assertion description "This template defines an FDO Profile based on a SHACL shape." assertion.
assertion description "This template defines an FDO Profile based on a SHACL shape." assertion.
assertion description "This template allows for defining an FDO according to an FDO Profile for testing." assertion.
assertion description "This is a minimal template." assertion.
assertion description "This is a minimal template." assertion.
assertion description "Such a nanopublication contains the main high-level metadata about a scholarly article, including title, authors, and links to other nanopublications." assertion.
assertion description "This template allows you to express a research statement as an AIDA sentence while also capturing its spatial and temporal context, and optionally linking to scientific papers and specific text extracts. AIDA sentences are: <ul> <li>Atomic: a sentence describing one thought that cannot be further broken down in a practical way</li> <li>Independent: a sentence that can stand on its own, without external references like "this effect" or "we"</li> <li>Declarative: a complete sentence ending with a full stop that could in theory be either true or false</li> <li>Absolute: a sentence describing the core of a claim ignoring the (un)certainty about its truth and ignoring how it was discovered (no "probably" or "evaluation showed that"); typically in present tense</li> </ul> Additionally, you can specify: <ul> <li>Spatial Coverage: Where the research applies (geographic location, bounding box, or geometry)</li> <li>Temporal Coverage: When the research applies or was conducted</li> <li>Resolution: The precision of spatial and temporal measurements</li> <li>Scientific Paper: DOI or URL of the source paper</li> <li>Text Extract: Multiple specific quotes or paraphrases from the paper, each with precise location details (page, section, paragraph)</li> </ul> You can find more information about AIDA sentences <a href="https://github.com/tkuhn/aida" target="_blank">here</a> and about CiTO citation types <a href="http://purl.org/spar/cito" target="_blank">here</a>." assertion.
assertion description "Such a nanopublication contains the main high-level metadata about a scholarly preprint, including title, authors, and links to other nanopublications." assertion.
assertion description "Such a nanopublication contains the main high-level metadata about a scholarly preprint, including title, authors, and links to other nanopublications." assertion.
assertion description "Such a nanopublication contains the main high-level metadata about a scholarly preprint, including title, authors, and links to other nanopublications." assertion.
assertion description "Such a nanopublication contains the main high-level metadata about a scholarly preprint, including title, authors, and links to other nanopublications." assertion.
get-projects description "This query returns all Nanodash projects" assertion.
get-queries description "Returns all nanopublications that declare a grlc query, thereby defining an API." assertion.
nanopub-tutorial-eswc2025 description "This is the project page for the Nanopublication Tutorial at ESWC 2025." assertion.
nanopub-tutorial-eswc2025 description "This is the project page for the Nanopublication Tutorial at ESWC 2025." assertion.
nanopub-tutorial-eswc2025 description "This is the project page for the Nanopublication Tutorial at ESWC 2025." assertion.
nanopub-tutorial-eswc2025 description "This is the project page for the Nanopublication Tutorial at ESWC 2025." assertion.
nanopub-tutorial-eswc2025 description "This is the project page for the Nanopublication Tutorial at ESWC 2025." assertion.
nanopub-tutorial-eswc2025 description "This is the project page for the Nanopublication Tutorial at ESWC 2025." assertion.
nanopub-tutorial-eswc2025 description "This is the project page for the Nanopublication Tutorial at ESWC 2025." assertion.
nanopub-tutorial-eswc2025 description "This is the space for the Nanopublication Tutorial at ESWC 2025." assertion.
assertion description "The creator of such a nanopublication declares to have participated in the nanopublication tutorial at ESWC2025." assertion.
assertion description "With this template an object/datatype property is defined in a way it can serve as an FDO attribute of an FDO metadata record." assertion.
assertion description "With this template an object/datatype property is defined in a way it can serve as an FDO attribute of an FDO metadata record." assertion.
assertion description "With this template an object/datatype property is defined in a way it can serve as an FDO attribute of an FDO metadata record." assertion.
get-eswc2025-nanopub-tutorial-participants description "This query returns the participants of the ESWC2025 nanopublication tutorial." assertion.
get-messages-about-eswc2025 description "This query returns plain-text messages about ESWC 2025." assertion.
assertion description "for testing" assertion.
assertion description "for testing" assertion.
assertion description "With this template we can define events." assertion.
myTestEvent description "just a test" assertion.
get-participation description "This query returns all participation links." assertion.
get-participataion description "get particiation-link" assertion.
assertion description "A template for reviewing manuscripts" assertion.
FDO-Connect description "This is the Nanodash project page for the FDO Connect project." assertion.
FDO-Connect description "This is the Nanodash project page for the FDO Connect project." assertion.
FDO-Connect description "This is the Nanodash project page for the FDO Connect project." assertion.
FDO-Connect description "This is the Nanodash project page for the FDO Connect project." assertion.
FDO-Connect description "This is the Nanodash project page for the FDO Connect project." assertion.
FDO-Connect description "This is the Nanodash project page for the FDO Connect project." assertion.
FDO-Connect description "This is the Nanodash project page for the FDO Connect project." assertion.
FDO-Connect description "This is the Nanodash project page for the FDO Connect project. <ul> <li><a href="/query?id=RAkYh4UPJryajbtIDbLG-Bfd6A4JD2SbU9bmZdvaEdFRY/fdo-text-search">fdo-text-search</a></li> <li><a href="/query?id=RAo-eSmHSWWvbZIcU9ekBDqNFETQA7UBn61bP_qGMChpM/find-fdos-by-ref">find-fdos-by-ref</a></li> <li><a href="/query?id=RAP1G35VvTs3gfMaucv_xZUMZuvjB9lxM8tWUGttr5mmo/get-fdo-feed">get-fdo-feed</a></li> <li><a href="/query?id=RAsyc6zFFnE8mblnDfdCCNRsrcN1CSCBDW9I4Ppidgk9g/get-favorite-things">get-favorite-things</a></li> </ul>" assertion.
FDO-Connect description "This is the Nanodash project page for the FDO Connect project. Queries/APIs: <ul> <li><a href="/query?id=RAkYh4UPJryajbtIDbLG-Bfd6A4JD2SbU9bmZdvaEdFRY/fdo-text-search">fdo-text-search</a></li> <li><a href="/query?id=RAo-eSmHSWWvbZIcU9ekBDqNFETQA7UBn61bP_qGMChpM/find-fdos-by-ref">find-fdos-by-ref</a></li> <li><a href="/query?id=RAP1G35VvTs3gfMaucv_xZUMZuvjB9lxM8tWUGttr5mmo/get-fdo-feed">get-fdo-feed</a></li> <li><a href="/query?id=RAsyc6zFFnE8mblnDfdCCNRsrcN1CSCBDW9I4Ppidgk9g/get-favorite-things">get-favorite-things</a></li> </ul>" assertion.
FDO-Connect description "This is the Nanodash project page for the FDO Connect project. Queries/APIs: <ul> <li><a href="/query?id=RAkYh4UPJryajbtIDbLG-Bfd6A4JD2SbU9bmZdvaEdFRY/fdo-text-search">fdo-text-search</a></li> <li><a href="/query?id=RAo-eSmHSWWvbZIcU9ekBDqNFETQA7UBn61bP_qGMChpM/find-fdos-by-ref">find-fdos-by-ref</a></li> <li><a href="/query?id=RAP1G35VvTs3gfMaucv_xZUMZuvjB9lxM8tWUGttr5mmo/get-fdo-feed">get-fdo-feed</a></li> <li><a href="/query?id=RAsyc6zFFnE8mblnDfdCCNRsrcN1CSCBDW9I4Ppidgk9g/get-favorite-things">get-favorite-things</a></li> </ul>" assertion.
get-latest-fdos description "This query returns the latest FDOs." assertion.
get-fdo-profiles description "This query returns all FDO profiles." assertion.
get-fdo-attributes description "This query returns all FDO attributes with their definitions" assertion.
assertion description "This template allows you to create Rosetta Statements following the metamodel described in "Rosetta Statements: Simplifying FAIR Knowledge Graph Construction with a User-Centered Approach". Rosetta Statements model the structure of simple English natural language statements rather than attempting to represent a mind-independent reality. They prioritize: <ul> <li>Cognitive Interoperability: Easy to understand for domain experts</li> <li>Findability: Supports search without requiring SPARQL knowledge</li> <li>Semantic Interoperability: Standardized patterns for each statement type</li> <li>User-Centered Design: Reflects natural language structure</li> </ul> Key Features: <ul> <li>N-ary Support: Handle statements with multiple objects (not just binary relations)</li> <li>Dynamic Labels: Display as natural language sentences in user interfaces</li> <li>Versioning Support: Track changes and editing history</li> <li>Metadata Rich: Include confidence levels, negation, context, and provenance</li> <li>Wikidata Integration: Use Wikidata terms for immediate usability</li> </ul> Statement Structure: <ul> <li>Subject: The main entity the statement is about</li> <li>Predicate: Captured by the statement type/class</li> <li>Objects: Up to 4 object positions (resources or literals)</li> <li>Constraints: Type restrictions for each position</li> </ul> Example: "This apple has a weight of 241.68 grams" becomes a 'has-measurement' statement type with subject=apple, object1=weight (quality), object2=241.68 (value), object3=gram (unit). This approach significantly lowers the barrier for domain experts to create FAIR knowledge graphs without requiring expertise in semantics, RDF, or ontology engineering." assertion.
assertion description "This template allows you to create Rosetta Statements following the metamodel described in "Rosetta Statements: Simplifying FAIR Knowledge Graph Construction with a User-Centered Approach". Rosetta Statements model the structure of simple English natural language statements rather than attempting to represent a mind-independent reality. They prioritize: <ul> <li>Cognitive Interoperability: Easy to understand for domain experts</li> <li>Findability: Supports search without requiring SPARQL knowledge</li> <li>Semantic Interoperability: Standardized patterns for each statement type</li> <li>User-Centered Design: Reflects natural language structure</li> </ul> Key Features: <ul> <li>N-ary Support: Handle statements with multiple objects (not just binary relations)</li> <li>Dynamic Labels: Display as natural language sentences in user interfaces</li> <li>Versioning Support: Track changes and editing history</li> <li>Metadata Rich: Include confidence levels, negation, context, and provenance</li> <li>Wikidata Integration: Use Wikidata terms for immediate usability</li> </ul> Statement Structure: <ul> <li>Subject: The main entity the statement is about</li> <li>Predicate: Captured by the statement type/class</li> <li>Objects: Up to 4 object positions (resources or literals)</li> <li>Constraints: Type restrictions for each position</li> </ul> Example: "This apple has a weight of 241.68 grams" becomes a 'has-measurement' statement type with subject=apple, object1=weight (quality), object2=241.68 (value), object3=gram (unit). This approach significantly lowers the barrier for domain experts to create FAIR knowledge graphs without requiring expertise in semantics, RDF, or ontology engineering." assertion.
get-fdo-by-id description "This query returns the FDO info for a given FDO identifier" assertion.
Bitlings description "Researchers spend the majority of their time twofold – producing output and then looking for the output of others to, in turn, help them produce more output. For both of these activities, computers assist us. Unfortunately, the latter activity is a challenge because we often provide information in a way that is hard for the computer to understand; computers like structured information to provide meaningful knowledge. Therefore, the more structured our research output, the better computers can help us with our research. Bitlings is a lean approach to self-reporting research findings in a structured way so that you can in turn more easily find and use them with the help of the computer. Bitlings is derived from LEIbits: https://w3id.org/kpxl/custom/project/terms/LEIbits " assertion.
Bitlings description "Researchers spend the majority of their time twofold – producing output and then looking for the output of others to, in turn, help them produce more output. For both of these activities, computers assist us. Unfortunately, the latter activity is a challenge because we often provide information in a way that is hard for the computer to understand; computers like structured information to provide meaningful knowledge. Therefore, the more structured our research output, the better computers can help us with our research. Bitlings is a lean approach to self-reporting research findings in a structured way so that you can in turn more easily find and use them with the help of the computer. Bitlings is derived from LEIbits: https://w3id.org/kpxl/custom/project/terms/LEIbits " assertion.
Bitlings description "Researchers spend the majority of their time twofold – producing output and then looking for the output of others to, in turn, help them produce more output. For both of these activities, computers assist us. Unfortunately, the latter activity is a challenge because we often provide information in a way that is hard for the computer to understand; computers like structured information to provide meaningful knowledge. Therefore, the more structured our research output, the better computers can help us with our research. Bitlings is a lean approach to self-reporting research findings in a structured way so that you can in turn more easily find and use them with the help of the computer. Bitlings is derived from LEIbits: https://w3id.org/kpxl/custom/project/terms/LEIbits " assertion.
Bitlings description "Researchers spend the majority of their time twofold – producing output and then looking for the output of others to, in turn, help them produce more output. For both of these activities, computers assist us. Unfortunately, the latter activity is a challenge because we often provide information in a way that is hard for the computer to understand; computers like structured information to provide meaningful knowledge. Therefore, the more structured our research output, the better computers can help us with our research. Bitlings is a lean approach to self-reporting research findings in a structured way so that you can in turn more easily find and use them with the help of the computer. Bitlings is derived from LEIbits: https://w3id.org/kpxl/custom/project/terms/LEIbits " assertion.
Bitlings description "Researchers spend the majority of their time twofold – producing output and then looking for the output of others to, in turn, help them produce more output. For both of these activities, computers assist us. Unfortunately, the latter activity is a challenge because we often provide information in a way that is hard for the computer to understand; computers like structured information to provide meaningful knowledge. Therefore, the more structured our research output, the better computers can help us with our research. Bitlings is a lean approach to self-reporting research findings in a structured way so that you can in turn more easily find and use them with the help of the computer. Bitlings is derived from LEIbits: https://w3id.org/kpxl/custom/project/terms/LEIbits " assertion.
Bitlings description "Researchers spend the majority of their time twofold – producing output and then looking for the output of others to, in turn, help them produce more output. For both of these activities, computers assist us. Unfortunately, the latter activity is a challenge because we often provide information in a way that is hard for the computer to understand; computers like structured information to provide meaningful knowledge. Therefore, the more structured our research output, the better computers can help us with our research. TidBits is a lean approach to self-reporting research findings in a structured way so that you can in turn more easily find and use them with the help of the computer. TidBits is derived from LEIbits: https://w3id.org/kpxl/custom/project/terms/LEIbits " assertion.
get-fdo-by-id description "This query returns the FDO info for a given FDO identifier" assertion.
get-fdo-by-id description "This query returns the FDO info for a given FDO identifier" assertion.
get-RORaffiliated-datasets description "This query returns all datasets affiliated with a ROR-registered research organization." assertion.
TidBits description "Researchers spend the majority of their time twofold – producing output and then looking for the output of others to, in turn, help them produce more output. For both of these activities, computers assist us. Unfortunately, the latter activity is a challenge because we often provide information in a way that is hard for the computer to understand; computers like structured information to provide meaningful knowledge. Therefore, the more structured our research output, the better computers can help us with our research. TidBits is a lean approach to self-reporting research findings in a structured way so that you can in turn more easily find and use them with the help of the computer. TidBits is derived from LEIbits: https://w3id.org/kpxl/custom/project/terms/LEIbits " assertion.
TidBits description "Researchers spend the majority of their time twofold – producing output and then looking for the output of others to, in turn, help them produce more output. For both of these activities, computers assist us. Unfortunately, the latter activity is a challenge because we often provide information in a way that is hard for the computer to understand; computers like structured information to provide meaningful knowledge. Therefore, the more structured our research output, the better computers can help us with our research. TidBits is a lean approach to self-reporting research findings in a structured way so that you can in turn more easily find and use them with the help of the computer. TidBits is derived from LEIbits: https://w3id.org/kpxl/custom/project/terms/LEIbits " assertion.
TidBits description "Researchers spend the majority of their time twofold – producing output and then looking for the output of others to, in turn, help them produce more output. For both of these activities, computers assist us. Unfortunately, the latter activity is a challenge because we often provide information in a way that is hard for the computer to understand; computers like structured information to provide meaningful knowledge. Therefore, the more structured our research output, the better computers can help us with our research. TidBits is a lean approach to self-reporting research findings in a structured way so that you can in turn more easily find and use them with the help of the computer. TidBits is derived from LEIbits: https://w3id.org/kpxl/custom/project/terms/LEIbits " assertion.
TidBits description "Researchers spend the majority of their time twofold – producing output and then looking for the output of others to, in turn, help them produce more output. For both of these activities, computers assist us. Unfortunately, the latter activity is a challenge because we often provide information in a way that is hard for the computer to understand; computers like structured information to provide meaningful knowledge. Therefore, the more structured our research output, the better computers can help us with our research. TidBits is a lean approach to self-reporting research findings in a structured way so that you can in turn more easily find and use them with the help of the computer. TidBits is derived from LEIbits: https://w3id.org/kpxl/custom/project/terms/LEIbits " assertion.
TidBits description "Researchers spend the majority of their time twofold – producing output and then looking for the output of others to, in turn, help them produce more output. For both of these activities, computers assist us. Unfortunately, the latter activity is a challenge because we often provide information in a way that is hard for the computer to understand; computers like structured information to provide meaningful knowledge. Therefore, the more structured our research output, the better computers can help us with our research. TidBits is a lean approach to self-reporting research findings in a structured way so that you can in turn more easily find and use them with the help of the computer. TidBits is derived from LEIbits: https://w3id.org/kpxl/custom/project/terms/LEIbits " assertion.
TidBits description "Researchers spend the majority of their time twofold – producing output and then looking for the output of others to, in turn, help them produce more output. For both of these activities, computers assist us. Unfortunately, the latter activity is a challenge because we often provide information in a way that is hard for the computer to understand; computers like structured information to provide meaningful knowledge. Therefore, the more structured our research output, the better computers can help us with our research. TidBits is a lean approach to self-reporting research findings in a structured way so that you can in turn more easily find and use them with the help of the computer. TidBits is derived from LEIbits: https://w3id.org/kpxl/custom/project/terms/LEIbits " assertion.
TidBits description "Researchers spend the majority of their time twofold – producing output and then looking for the output of others to, in turn, help them produce more output. For both of these activities, computers assist us. Unfortunately, the latter activity is a challenge because we often provide information in a way that is hard for the computer to understand; computers like structured information to provide meaningful knowledge. Therefore, the more structured our research output, the better computers can help us with our research. TidBits is a lean approach to self-reporting research findings in a structured way so that you can in turn more easily find and use them with the help of the computer. TidBits is derived from LEIbits: https://w3id.org/kpxl/custom/project/terms/LEIbits " assertion.
TidBits description "Researchers spend the majority of their time twofold – producing output and then looking for the output of others to, in turn, help them produce more output. For both of these activities, computers assist us. Unfortunately, the latter activity is a challenge because we often provide information in a way that is hard for the computer to understand; computers like structured information to provide meaningful knowledge. Therefore, the more structured our research output, the better computers can help us with our research. TidBits is a lean approach to self-reporting research findings in a structured way so that you can in turn more easily find and use them with the help of the computer. TidBits is derived from LEIbits: https://w3id.org/kpxl/custom/project/terms/LEIbits " assertion.
TidBits description "Researchers spend the majority of their time twofold – producing output and then looking for the output of others to, in turn, help them produce more output. For both of these activities, computers assist us. Unfortunately, the latter activity is a challenge because we often provide information in a way that is hard for the computer to understand; computers like structured information to provide meaningful knowledge. Therefore, the more structured our research output, the better computers can help us with our research. TidBits is a lean approach to self-reporting research findings in a structured way so that you can in turn more easily find and use them with the help of the computer. TidBits is derived from LEIbits: https://w3id.org/kpxl/custom/project/terms/LEIbits " assertion.
TidBits description "Researchers spend the majority of their time twofold – producing output and then looking for the output of others to, in turn, help them produce more output. For both of these activities, computers assist us. Unfortunately, the latter activity is a challenge because we often provide information in a way that is hard for the computer to understand; computers like structured information to provide meaningful knowledge. Therefore, the more structured our research output, the better computers can help us with our research. TidBits is a lean approach to self-reporting research findings in a structured way so that you can in turn more easily find and use them with the help of the computer. TidBits is derived from LEIbits: https://w3id.org/kpxl/custom/project/terms/LEIbits " assertion.
TidBits description "Researchers spend the majority of their time twofold – producing output and then looking for the output of others to, in turn, help them produce more output. For both of these activities, computers assist us. Unfortunately, the latter activity is a challenge because we often provide information in a way that is hard for the computer to understand; computers like structured information to provide meaningful knowledge. Therefore, the more structured our research output, the better computers can help us with our research. TidBits is a lean approach to self-reporting research findings in a structured way so that you can in turn more easily find and use them with the help of the computer. TidBits is derived from LEIbits: https://w3id.org/kpxl/custom/project/terms/LEIbits " assertion.
assertion description "Template for describing research software at summary level" assertion.
assertion description "Template for describing research software at summary level" assertion.
assertion description "Such nanopublications use the concept of an AIDA sentence to express a (scientific) statement in an informal or semi-formal manner, which can be formally linked. AIDA sentences are: <ul> <li>Atomic: a sentence describing one thought that cannot be further broken down in a practical way</li> <li>Independent: a sentence that can stand on its own, without external references like "this effect" or "we"</li> <li>Declarative: a complete sentence ending with a full stop that could in theory be either true or false</li> <li>Absolute: a sentence describing the core of a claim ignoring the (un)certainty about its truth and ignoring how it was discovered (no "probably" or "evaluation showed that"); typically in present tense</li> </ul> You can find more information about AIDA sentences <a href="https://github.com/tkuhn/aida" target="_blank">here</a>." assertion.
assertion description "Such nanopublications use the concept of an AIDA sentence to express a (scientific) statement in an informal or semi-formal manner, which can be formally linked. AIDA sentences are: <ul> <li>Atomic: a sentence describing one thought that cannot be further broken down in a practical way</li> <li>Independent: a sentence that can stand on its own, without external references like "this effect" or "we"</li> <li>Declarative: a complete sentence ending with a full stop that could in theory be either true or false</li> <li>Absolute: a sentence describing the core of a claim ignoring the (un)certainty about its truth and ignoring how it was discovered (no "probably" or "evaluation showed that"); typically in present tense</li> </ul> You can find more information about AIDA sentences <a href="https://github.com/tkuhn/aida" target="_blank">here</a>." assertion.
assertion description "Such nanopublications use the concept of an AIDA sentence to express a (scientific) statement in an informal or semi-formal manner, which can be formally linked. AIDA sentences are: <ul> <li>Atomic: a sentence describing one thought that cannot be further broken down in a practical way</li> <li>Independent: a sentence that can stand on its own, without external references like "this effect" or "we"</li> <li>Declarative: a complete sentence ending with a full stop that could in theory be either true or false</li> <li>Absolute: a sentence describing the core of a claim ignoring the (un)certainty about its truth and ignoring how it was discovered (no "probably" or "evaluation showed that"); typically in present tense</li> </ul> You can find more information about AIDA sentences <a href="https://github.com/tkuhn/aida" target="_blank">here</a>." assertion.
assertion description "Such a nanopublication contains the main high-level metadata about research output with links to other nanopublications, including the project from the output is/was derived." assertion.
assertion description "Template to describe a scholarly work – either published in written form or delivered orally at a meeting – at summary level and link to its relevant project." assertion.
assertion description "Template to describe a scholarly work – either published in written form or delivered orally at a meeting – at summary level and link to its relevant project." assertion.
assertion description "Such nanopublications use the concept of an AIDA sentence to express a (scientific) statement in an informal or semi-formal manner, which can be formally linked. AIDA sentences are: <ul> <li>Atomic: a sentence describing one thought that cannot be further broken down in a practical way</li> <li>Independent: a sentence that can stand on its own, without external references like "this effect" or "we"</li> <li>Declarative: a complete sentence ending with a full stop that could in theory be either true or false</li> <li>Absolute: a sentence describing the core of a claim ignoring the (un)certainty about its truth and ignoring how it was discovered (no "probably" or "evaluation showed that"); typically in present tense</li> </ul> You can find more information about AIDA sentences <a href="https://github.com/tkuhn/aida" target="_blank">here</a>." assertion.
assertion description "Template for describing research software at summary level" assertion.
assertion description "Template for describing a dataset at summary level" assertion.
assertion description "Template for describing research software at summary level and link to its relevant project." assertion.
assertion description "Template for describing a dataset at summary level and linking to its relevant project." assertion.
assertion description "Template for describing research software at summary level and linking to its relevant project." assertion.

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