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| − | 14 || Abbreviation or Acronym || || style=“text-align:center;” | ECRIN | + | | 14 || Abbreviation or Acronym || || style=“text-align:center;” | ECRIN |
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Revision as of 16:54, 6 September 2019
Studies have a scientific (full or protocol) title, and some data objects, such as journal articles, also have explicit titles. In many cases either studies or data objects can also have alternative or additional titles. The system keeps these in the database so that they can be used in searches, and they are categorised using the title types listed in this table.
| id | name | description | source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11 | Alternative Title | DataCite | |
| 12 | Subtitle | DataCite | |
| 13 | Translated Title | DataCite | |
| 14 | Abbreviation or Acronym | ECRIN | |
| 15 | Public Title | In contrast to the full scientific title. | ECRIN |
| 90 | Other | DataCite | |
| 0 | Not yet known | Dummy value supplied by default on entity creation. | ECRIN |
