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Table Figure 1 From the research bench

The synthetic source-verification register

A source is ready for a claim only when its identity, version, receipt, text, locator, and permitted use are visible together.

IDCitation and identityVersion and receiptText and locatorClaim statusRecheck or disposition
S-01Article, authors, year, DOI agreePublished version held; checksum recordedFull text; results section locatedVerified for bounded resultRecheck 2027-03-01
S-02Title matches; author list incompleteAccepted manuscript heldMethods text located; publication pages differUse only as accepted versionFind version of record
S-03DOI resolves to intended articleLocal file is a working paperAbstract only; result not checkedIdentity verified; claim openDo not cite load-bearing result
S-04Page title and retrieval date agreePage capture held; source page changed laterRelevant paragraph preservedVerified for dated page statementRecheck if page is reused
S-05Citation matches a retracted workRetraction notice heldOriginal result locatedBlocked for new claimRecord retraction and cut claim
S-06PDF opens but text layer is emptyArtifact retained as page imagesLocator requires image checkIncomplete text verificationInspect page image before use

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Reference & Evidence

Source: Author's synthetic source-verification register grounded in the local receipt protocol and Greenberg (2009). All citations, statuses, locators, and dates are illustrative.

Each line is a claim from the register this journal publishes against, resolved from the register at build time.

  • A The stated outcome measures are "Citation bias, amplification, and invention, and their effects on determining authority", in a complete citation network about one biomedical belief. These are mechanisms that can create unfounded authority Greenberg (2009), abstract and discussion · GRN09-C1
  • A The evidence base is one network: "The network contained 242 papers and 675 citations addressing the belief". Within it, citation alone can convert a hypothesis into a statement presented as fact Greenberg (2009), abstract and discussion · GRN09-C3
  • B Source verification is a chain from source identity and version through retrieval, held artifact, text integrity, claim location, and permitted use Author framework grounded in GRN09-C1 to GRN09-C3 · R05-OWN-C1
  • B Discovery, retrieval, identity, version, full-text receipt, extraction, quotation checking, and recheck are separate source-control events Author framework · R05-OWN-C2
  • B A full-text receipt supports a claim only within the version, scope, and text actually held Author boundary · R05-OWN-C5
  • B A source ledger should preserve citation, identifier, version, receipt, full-text status, locator, claim status, and next recheck date Author operating framework · R05-OWN-C6
  • B The six-row verification register is synthetic and contains no private correspondence, account, participant, or customer source Author synthetic object · R05-OWN-C9

Grades: A, verified against the printed page of the primary source · B, primary source, text layer only · C, authoritative secondary · D, reported.

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