The decision of whether one article should be bundled into another, and thus tagged as a sub-article rather than a full article in its own right, is subjective. Publishers and archives may wish …

Documentation Complete documentation for the Tag Set is available in Tag Library. Each version has its own Tag Library that documents the rules and usage for that version. The Tag Library …

For any data not provided within the paper or its supplementary material, the DAS should provide access to the external data locations. These locations may be tagged either as direct links, or …

The rest of the parameter entity description page discusses aspects of the parameter entity and its usage. These sections within the page always appear in the following order although any …

Best Practice: The <sub-article> construction should not be used for an article and its response, or for a series of responses, even if the original article to which the responses are replying is …

Each element is described by a separate HTML page, where the heading for the page displays the element’s tag name followed by its longer descriptive name. The rest of the element …

Although designed to accept any text as its value, the following are suggested article identifier types:

Content of an Element Page Each element is described in a single page that displays: The element’s tag name followed by its longer descriptive name (all on one line), and Sections …

The decision of whether one article should be bundled into another, and thus tagged as a sub-article rather than a full article in its own right, is subjective.

In Citations: In this Tag Set, article-related issue numbers are only used in citations and other elements that describe publications. For example, the <issue> element is used in bibliographic …