Merge pull request #157 from CBIIT/PODCAT-731

Merge Podcat 731 to dev branch

Author: David-YuWei

public/User Guide for CCDC v1.2.0.pdf

@@ -565,7 +565,7 @@ const Glossary = () => {
                   <div className="r">
                     <h2 className="glossaryItemHeader">Repository</h2>
                     <span className="glossaryItemType">Resource Type</span>
-                    <p className="glossaryItemDescription">Biomedical data repositories accept submission of relevant data from the community to store, organize, validate, archive, preserve and distribute the data, in compliance with the FAIR Data Principles.  A system for storing multiple research artifacts, provided at least some of the research artifacts contain Individual Research Data. A data repository often contains artifacts from multiple studies. Some data repositories accept research datasets irrespective of the structure of those datasets; other data repositories require all research datasets to conform to a standard reference model.</p>
+                    <p className="glossaryItemDescription">Biomedical data repositories store, organize, validate, archive, preserve, and distribute data, in compliance with the FAIR Data Principles. It is a system for storing multiple research artifacts, provided at least some of the research artifacts contain Individual Research Data. A data repository often contains artifacts from multiple studies. Some data repositories accept research datasets irrespective of the structure of those datasets; other data repositories require all research datasets to conform to a standard reference model.</p>
                     <br />
                   </div>
                   <div className="r">

src/pages/glossaryPage/index.js

@@ -281,7 +281,7 @@ const ParticipatingResourceDetail = ({
 }) => {
   const { id } = useParams();
   const tooltips = {
-    Repository: "Biomedical data repositories accept submission of relevant data from the community to store, organize, validate, archive, preserve and distribute the data, in compliance with the FAIR Data Principles.  A system for storing multiple research artifacts, provided at least some of the research artifacts contain Individual Research Data. A data repository often contains artifacts from multiple studies. Some data repositories accept research datasets irrespective of the structure of those datasets; other data repositories require all research datasets to conform to a standard reference model.",
+    Repository: "Biomedical data repositories store, organize, validate, archive, preserve, and distribute data, in compliance with the FAIR Data Principles. It is a system for storing multiple research artifacts, provided at least some of the research artifacts contain Individual Research Data. A data repository often contains artifacts from multiple studies. Some data repositories accept research datasets irrespective of the structure of those datasets; other data repositories require all research datasets to conform to a standard reference model.",
     Catalog: "A data catalog is not a data repository but rather a place where data is described with an index to what is available. A collection of digests and references (e.g., URL or POC) to corresponding research artifacts. There is a consistent structure across the collection of digests to facilitate filtering and identifying research artifacts of interest. A catalog contains some combination of Summary Research Data, Summary Clinical Data, Data Overview, and Resource Metadata.",
     Collection: "A group of datasets collected together for any reason by an organization of researchers, stewards, or stakeholders either pertaining to a common theme or for a common purpose. For example, the Treehouse Childhood Cancer Initiative maintains a collection of cell line data as part of their repository of pediatric cancer genomic data.",
     Knowledgebase: "Biomedical knowledgebases extract, accumulate, organize, annotate, and link the growing body of information that is related to and relies on core datasets.",

src/pages/participatingResourceDetailPage/ParticipatingResourceDetail.js

@@ -219,7 +219,7 @@ const SearchResult = ({
   resultList,
 }) => {
   const tooltips = {
-    Repository: "Biomedical data repositories accept submission of relevant data from the community to store, organize, validate, archive, preserve and distribute the data, in compliance with the FAIR Data Principles.  A system for storing multiple research artifacts, provided at least some of the research artifacts contain Individual Research Data. A data repository often contains artifacts from multiple studies. Some data repositories accept research datasets irrespective of the structure of those datasets; other data repositories require all research datasets to conform to a standard reference model.",
+    Repository: "Biomedical data repositories store, organize, validate, archive, preserve, and distribute data, in compliance with the FAIR Data Principles. It is a system for storing multiple research artifacts, provided at least some of the research artifacts contain Individual Research Data. A data repository often contains artifacts from multiple studies. Some data repositories accept research datasets irrespective of the structure of those datasets; other data repositories require all research datasets to conform to a standard reference model.",
     Catalog: "A data catalog is not a data repository but rather a place where data is described with an index to what is available. A collection of digests and references (e.g., URL or POC) to corresponding research artifacts. There is a consistent structure across the collection of digests to facilitate filtering and identifying research artifacts of interest. A catalog contains some combination of Summary Research Data, Summary Clinical Data, Data Overview, and Resource Metadata.",
     Knowledgebase: "Biomedical knowledgebases extract, accumulate, organize, annotate, and link the growing body of information that is related to and relies on core datasets.",
     Registry: "A cancer registry is an information system designed for the collection, storage, and management of data on persons with cancer. An inventory of individuals or samples, usually focused on a specific diagnosis or condition. In some cases, public health laws require collecting information in registries about individuals who have a specific disease or condition. In other cases, individuals provide information about themselves to these registries voluntarily. Thus, a registry contains Individual Clinical Data, but not Individual Research Data.",