Claims

What This Section Is For

Claims are compact statements that can be reused without rereading every project report. Each claim should preserve evidence, provenance, confidence, and caveats.

How To Use Claims

Use a claim when a topic or proposal needs a stable premise. If the claim is low confidence or caveat-heavy, treat it as a hypothesis seed rather than a settled fact.

Maintenance Rule

Claims should be revised when new projects change the evidence balance, add conflicting results, or improve the underlying data joins.

Newly Promoted Claims

• Lanthanide-dependent methylotrophy is widespread and soil-linked
• Prophage density predicts AMR repertoire breadth
• Metal type diversity predicts ecological niche breadth