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The Related_Article paragraph style is applied to a paragraph formatted like a bibliographic reference, giving the details of the article that is being corrected or retracted. Letters to the Editor also generally refer to another article, but they are often published together, and they are set up differently.
The Related_Article paragraph is restructured to your editorial style by Bibliographic Processing, and links to PubMed and Crossref can be added by the respective Advanced Processes, if available.
The type of relationship between the current article and the related article is set in the Related Article dropdown on the Document Information dialog, and this feeds directly into the @related-article-type attribute in the XML. The JATS XML Tag Library notes:
The @related-article-type attribute can be used to name the type or purpose of the relationship. Examples include:
- companion articles within the same issue (both sides of a controversy or the same subject for two audiences such as doctor and patient)
- a previous part of a multi-part article
- a news item in the same issue that summarizes the article
- a quiz on the material contained in the article
- the article on which this letter or editorial comments
- the article for which this article is a correction or addendum
The output XML can represent the details of the related article in two ways: either as attributes of the <related-article> element (see the example below), or by including the full contents of the Related_Article paragraph inside the <related-article> element.
The following example demonstrates the use of the Related_Article paragraph style. This illustration is an excerpt from the sample document: Sample 3_Math-in-Word.docx |
<related-article related-article-type="corrected-article" id="ra1" journal-id="OCLC Systems & Services" journal-id-type="nlm-ta" vol="19" issue="4" page="155" xlink:href="10.1108/10650750310508126" ext-link-type="doi"></related-article> |