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This issue is to draft text content for that page based on the descriptions below and later harmonise the implemented tooltips with the new text.

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Getting Started with the EM Glossary

The EM Glossary is a resource for researchers and professionals in electron and ion microscopy, designed to enhance the clarity and interoperability of terminology within these fields.

How to Use the EM Glossary

Search Function

• Browse Alphabetically Click a Letter: On the homepage, select any letter to see terms starting with it.
• Search Directly Type in the Search Box: Use the search box on the homepage to enter the term you're looking for. Autocomplete Suggestions: As you type, in the below you can find related terms.

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• Citing Terms in Research Refer to the IRI section for a persistent identifier that facilitates the citation of glossary terms in your research documentation and publications.

• Contributing to the Glossary The glossary is a collaborative effort. If you have expertise in electron or ion microscopy and wish to contribute new terms or refine existing ones, please reach us via ....

• Assistance and Updates Should you require help or wish to provide feedback, contact the support team via ...

Glossary Term Attributes

• Label (label_en): This attribute provides a human-readable version of a term's name, making it easily identifiable and understandable to the user.

• Definitions (definition_en): It represents the meaning of the term in English, offering a clear and concise explanation to ensure the user's comprehensive understanding.

• Comments (comment_en): This offers additional context or explanations regarding the term or its usage, enriching the user's knowledge with deeper insights.

• Singular (singular_en): Denoting a unit quantity of the term, this indicates how the term is used when referring to a single instance.

• Plural (plural_en): Representing more than one of the term, this specifies the plural form, guiding correct usage in varied contexts.

• Acronyms (acronym_en): An abbreviation formed from the initial letters of other words and pronounced as a word, providing a concise reference that may be commonly used in literature or discussions.

• Abbreviations (abbreviation_en): This is a shortened form of words used to represent the whole, facilitating easier and quicker reference in texts.

• Exact Synonym (exact_synonym_en): An exact synonym is entirely interchangeable with the class label, corresponding to the same definition, and thus, offering alternative terminology without changing the meaning.

• Narrow Synonym (narrow_synonym_en): A narrow synonym shares a similar meaning with another word but represents a more specific or limited concept, not covering all aspects of the broader term.

• Broad Synonym (broad_synonym_en): A broad synonym has a similar meaning to another word but represents a more general or inclusive concept, encompassing a wider range of meanings than the specific term.

• Related Synonym (related_synonym_en): A related synonym overlaps in meaning with another word, but it may not be an exact match, indicating a looser relationship where the terms share similarities without being precisely synonymous.

• Sources: This lists URLs to sources or references related to the entity, linking the user to further reading or evidence supporting the term's definition.

• IRI (iri): Provides the Internationalized Resource Identifier, offering a direct link to more information or related resources for comprehensive understanding.

• Examples: This attribute gives examples to illustrate the use or context of the entity, aiding in the practical application and deeper comprehension of the term.

• Contributors: Identifying the ORCID of individuals who contributed to discussions pertaining to any class label of a term, acknowledging their input and expertise.

• Ratified (ratified): Indicates whether the entity's information has been officially approved or ratified, ensuring the reliability and accuracy of the information provided.