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moduleName: eml-protocolmoduleDescription: The eml-protocol module - Research protocol specific informationrecommendedUsage: Use eml-protocol to describe prescriptive procedures that can be associated with other descriptive or prescriptive procedures.standAlone: yes
tooltip: A prescriptive proceduresummary: A reusable container for information related to a prescriptive procedure.description: The protocol field provides a container for other related fields, such as proceduralStep and ResourceGroup.
tooltip: A prescriptive procedure; a standardized methodsummary: A reusable container for information related to a prescriptive procedure.description: The ProtocolType container defines a number of reusable fields that can be referenced from multiple EML modules. It represents well-defined, prescriptive procedures that can be used to document other prescriptive procedures or descriptive procedures such as methods.