Nanopublications LDF server

Matches in Nanopublications for { ?s ?p "This nanopublication expresses a causal (e.g. "tends to cause"), spatio-temporal (e.g. "tends to include"), or comparative (e.g. "tends to be larger than") relation between the instances of two classes. The subject and object are classes, and the relations are defined based on the instances of these classes. All these relations start with "tends to ..." and therefore do not necessarily hold for all instances. This aspect of "tending to" is deliberately left underspecified. For more precise statements, use the super-pattern template instead." ?g. }

• assertion description "This nanopublication expresses a causal (e.g. "tends to cause"), spatio-temporal (e.g. "tends to include"), or comparative (e.g. "tends to be larger than") relation between the instances of two classes. The subject and object are classes, and the relations are defined based on the instances of these classes. All these relations start with "tends to ..." and therefore do not necessarily hold for all instances. This aspect of "tending to" is deliberately left underspecified. For more precise statements, use the super-pattern template instead." assertion.
• assertion description "This nanopublication expresses a causal (e.g. "tends to cause"), spatio-temporal (e.g. "tends to include"), or comparative (e.g. "tends to be larger than") relation between the instances of two classes. The subject and object are classes, and the relations are defined based on the instances of these classes. All these relations start with "tends to ..." and therefore do not necessarily hold for all instances. This aspect of "tending to" is deliberately left underspecified. For more precise statements, use the super-pattern template instead." assertion.
• assertion description "This nanopublication expresses a causal (e.g. "tends to cause"), spatio-temporal (e.g. "tends to include"), or comparative (e.g. "tends to be larger than") relation between the instances of two classes. The subject and object are classes, and the relations are defined based on the instances of these classes. All these relations start with "tends to ..." and therefore do not necessarily hold for all instances. This aspect of "tending to" is deliberately left underspecified. For more precise statements, use the super-pattern template instead." assertion.
• assertion description "This nanopublication expresses a causal (e.g. "tends to cause"), spatio-temporal (e.g. "tends to include"), or comparative (e.g. "tends to be larger than") relation between the instances of two classes. The subject and object are classes, and the relations are defined based on the instances of these classes. All these relations start with "tends to ..." and therefore do not necessarily hold for all instances. This aspect of "tending to" is deliberately left underspecified. For more precise statements, use the super-pattern template instead." assertion.