Damion Dooley

This is analogous to exact semantic match on IAO "data item" but different measurement system syntax that comes forth in various ontologies via 'has quantity', 'has unit', 'has representation', 'has...

I have to review PROV-O from a process ontology development angle. But to be of help with respect to SSSOM, I'd need to read a 2 pager on what SSSOM...

I'll note that my PROV-O review is limited to process related terms, but SOSA is also reviewed in the same light, both with respect to OBO in [this table](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pWqSnlltNk_xXssNqt5o_L6u2i3eq9JXJAgGQNvV6cI). It...

[https://schema.org/codeValue](https://schema.org/codeValue) would be appropriate for indicating a string match?

Looks like the schema intangible https://schema.org/DefinedTerm would be a more general term (like an OWL class) spelled out in full via "name" property, and with "termCode" as a sub-property for...

Currently to say an instance of an organism has a life cycle stage, we can't use "occurs in" because "life cycle stage" is not a process per se, but rather...

So this is a shortcut relation for something like "'plan specification' and 'executed by' some (assay and 'has specified input' some 'generically dependent continuant') "? I think if you are...

I do find the definition insufficient because it doesn't include the concept/semantics of measurement that the label "measurement method of" states. On what basis are specifically dependent continuants being grouped?...

Can an example be spelled out too: an "area measurement protocol" is a 'measurement method of' some area". Is that right?

Note, there are two system terms from CARO and ENVO ontologies currently under RO system: Perhaps COB wants "system" and then CARO and ENVO can respectively import that, and place...