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@@ -2276,11 +2276,11 @@ <h3>Degree of conformance</h3>
 	    specific <a href="http://inspire.ec.europa.eu/metadata-codelist/DegreeOfConformity">controlled vocabulary</a> 
 	    to express non-conformance and non-evaluation beside the full compliance. Similar controlled vocabularies can 
 	    be defined in other contexts.</p>
-	    <p>The following example (derived from the Data on the Web Best Practices [[DWBP]]) specifies some newly minted concepts representing the degree of conformance (i.e., conformant, not conformant) and  declares the  
+	    <p>The following example specifies some newly minted concepts representing the degree of conformance (i.e., conformant, not conformant) and  declares the  
 	    <a href="http://dublincore.org/documents/dcmi-terms/#terms-type"><code>dct:type</code></a> for indicating 
-	    the result of conformance test. The example uses a <code>prov:Entity</code> to model the  conformance test (e.g., 
+	    the result of conformance test. Following a pattern used in [[GeoDCAT-AP]], the example uses a <code>prov:Entity</code> to model the  conformance test (e.g., 
 	    <code>a:TestResult</code>), a <code>prov:Activity</code> to model the testing activity (e,g., 
-	    <code>a:TestingActivity</code>), a <code>prov:Plan</code>. A qualified PROV association binds the testing activity to the conformance test.</p>
+	    <code>a:TestingActivity</code>), a <code>prov:Plan</code> derived from the Data on the Web Best Practices [[DWBP]]. A qualified PROV association binds the testing activity to the conformance test.</p>
 	    <aside class="note">
 	    <p>Depending of the kind of dataset, other sets  of best practices and standards, such as the FAIR Principles [[FAIR]] or the Spatial Data on the Web Best Practices [[SDW-BP]], can be considered as a replacement or used in combination with [[DWBP]].</p>
        </aside>