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Claim & Evidence Mapping

Make every claim inspectable.

The Claim Map turns the paper into a structured evidence layer so readers, journalists, and reviewers can see exactly how strong each claim is.

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Overview

What you get

Each claim is captured with its evidence type, source section, supporting figures and citations, limitation notes, a confidence label, and author approval status.

Included in this module

  • Claim ID and summary
  • Evidence type
  • Source section
  • Figure / table links
  • Methods support
  • Citation support
  • Limitation notes
  • Confidence label
  • Author approval status

Why claim mapping matters

Structured evidence reduces misinterpretation and creates reusable research metadata.

  • Reduces misinterpretation
  • Supports responsible public communication
  • Helps readers judge evidence strength
  • Creates reusable research metadata
  • Anchors journalist and PR claims
  • Makes review faster for authors

Confidence labels

A shared vocabulary for how well-supported each statement is.

  • Directly supported
  • Supported with caveats
  • Interpretive
  • Background context
  • Speculative
  • Needs author review

Get started

Turn your argument structure into something readers can inspect.

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