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@ id is problem when it is missing as we have lots of blank nodes see #4
@ id is problem when Biosamples use the same value for every DataRecord see #22
Dataset is nested within DataCatalog, but the properties have been combined into a single concept which is both a DataCatalog & Dataset.
note my tool does not do this. Instead all properties are assigned to the DataCatalog and the Dataset just has a url.
As DataCatalog and Dataset both have a description the combined concept has 2 descriptions with the same values (they are not merged together because the DataCatalog description has an extra period, thus they are not identical).
They also both have the keywords, but this time the lists are truly identical so just 1 keywords property exists
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@ id is problem when it is missing as we have lots of blank nodes see #4
@ id is problem when Biosamples use the same value for every DataRecord see #22
ALSO @ id is problem with MINT as they assign both the DataCatalog and the nested Dataset the same @ id value; hence both Google & our scraper treat it as the same concept with unexpected results: [see GSDTT]{https://search.google.com/structured-data/testing-tool#url=https%3A%2F%2Fmint.bio.uniroma2.it}
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