test edit - hello world. This manuscript (permalink) was automatically generated from manubot/try-manubot@63aa7bc on February 21, 2024.
John Doe
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Jane Roe
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Department of Something, University of Whatever; Department of Whatever, University of Something
✉ — Correspondence possible via GitHub Issues or email to Jane Roe <jane.roe@whatever.edu>.
Manubot is an open source tool for writing manuscripts on GitHub in markdown format. Manubot applies the git-based software workflow to scholarly writing, enabling enhanced transparency, collaboration, automation, and reproducibility.
This manuscript is a Manubot demo, intended to give users a playground to practice using Manubot. Everyone is encouraged to try writing with Manubot by editing this manuscript.
Manubot is described in the paper titled “Open collaborative writing with Manubot” [1].
Test my understanding
Just a paper [2]
Manubot is not described in [3].
Manubot is described in the paper titled “Open collaborative writing with Manubot” [1]. Okay
Ok attempting to do this in the correct order. test.
This is the updation done by Mohsin in the manuscript.
Test the workflow of manubot and its citation rule [4]
Lorem ipsum text [5] is a strong introduction for any manuscript.
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Manubot makes it easy to cite this manuscript [6]. It has been used to write several manuscripts that are now preprints on bioRxiv [7,8,9,10]. Notice that only [9] has the correct name of the preprint server. Manubot allows authors to overwrite reference information, in this case with a BibTeX file.
Lorem ipsum also makes a strong conclusion [11] here is another reference to see if duplicate references are picked up by the program if the second author uses a different identifier for the same reference like here with the immediately preceding reference [12]. Did it work?
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I’m wondering about how editing this file works within the web browser.
Testing inserting a reference Note that some buffers can potentially introduce modifications onto proteins such as carbamylation from urea at high temperatures [13,14] .
Trying with references again [15]
The objectives of the action plan for each sector are as follows:
| Development sector | Specific objectives of action plan |
|---|---|
| Agriculture | SO 1: Recuperate and restore the fertility of degraded land |
| SO 2: Improve access for farmers to high quality agricultural production factors (equipment, inputs, land, results of agricultural research etc.) | |
| SO 3: Improve the resilience of stakeholders to climate change} | |
| SO 4: Develop early warning systems to ensure efficient management of climate variability and change | |
| Animal production | SO 1: Improve the security of pastoral activities through better dissemination and exploitation of information on pastoral resources and associated access |
| SO 2: Ensure the security of animal capital with a view to supporting the pastoral economy on a sustainable basis and improve the resilience of stakeholders in order to achieve sustainable food security in Burkina Faso | |
| SO 3: Reduce the vulnerability of farmers to climate change and contribute to local economic development | |
| Environment and natural resources | SO 1: Increase productivity and the resilience of ecosystems |
| SO 2: Improve biodiversity conservation | |
| SO 3: Improve research and ecological monitoring | |
| SO 4: Reduce GG emissions | |
| Energy | SO 1: Reduce the impact of climate change on the energy sector |
| SO 2: Ensure a sustainable supply of energy for cooking | |
| SO 3: Reduce electricity consumption | |
| SO 4: Gain more knowledge into the impact of climate change on the energy sector | |
| Health | SO 1: Ensure leadership and governance in terms of adapting to the impacts of climate change on the health sector |
| SO 2: Increase human resources in the health sector skilled in adapting to the effects of climate change | |
| SO 3: Improve the early warning system and the response to climate change-related phenomena | |
| SO 4: Adapt health infrastructure to the effects of climate change | |
| SO 5: Improve research in the field of climate change | |
| Infrastructure and housing | OS 1: Promote access to decent accommodation for disadvantaged social groups by providing rental accommodation, supporting DIY construction and building social housing stock |
| SO 2: Provide public facilities and road, water and rain and waste-water drainage infrastructure which is practical and resilient through good design/implementation and good maintenance | |
| OS 3:Turn the towns of Burkina Faso into hubs of economic growth and sustainable development by promoting a green economy | |
| Horizontal issues | SO 1: Help to improve mastery of environmental problems and climate change by members of women's associations |
| SO 2: Help to improve the resilience of members of women's associations by implementing revenue-generating activities | |
| SO 3: Develop adaptation technologies which take account of the conditions in women's associations on the basis of traditional knowledge | |
| SO 4: Improve the contribution of NGOs to better governance in implementing the NAP/CC in Burkina Faso | |
| SO 5: Ensure the sustainability of civil society initiatives in climate change adaptation | |
| SO 6: Help to improve public involvement in the process of reflection, analysis and decision-making in connection with climate change adaptation by producing, disseminating and making efficient use of information originating from innovative CSO experiences. | |
| SO 7:Improve the mobilisation and exploitation of water resources* * | |
| SO 8: Improve conservation and protection of water resources | |
| SO 9: Improve knowledge about (surface and, more importantly, underground) water resources in the context of climate change | |
| SO 10: Improve access to sanitation |
| ADAPTATION OBJECTIVES: Protect accelerated growth pillars | ADAPTATION MEASURES AT SHORT, MEDIUM AND LONG-TERM |
|---|---|
| Agriculture | - Cultivate early varieties or drought-resistant crops (Short) - Apply water and soil conservation methods (stone barriers, small dikes, filtering dikes, terraces, half moons, agroforestry, dune fixing etc.) (Short) - Promote sustainable land management (SLM) (Medium) - Improve access to climate information (Medium) - Introduce agricultural insurance (Long) |
| Livestock farming | - Fight bush fires in order to prevent destruction [16] of dry-season grazing reserves- Adopt best animal husbandry and pastoral practices (pastoral hydraulics, pastoral resource management, pasture mowing and conservation, pasture crops, silage, animal mobility and transhumance etc.) - Ensure stakeholders take account of climate variability in development project and programme planning by improving their skills - Preserve cattle breeding at serious risk from climate variability - Ensure farmers adopt animal production methods adapted to a hot climate |
I wonder what happens if I do hto
Great Idea!
Testing some identifier types [17] and [18] and [19]