Hello World! This is a paragraph of text!

A typical method description consists of one or two paragraphs of
					text describing the method, followed by a list of method parameters and their
					values for the present run.

An example for a figure. Everything that is shown in the figure should be explained
				in the caption. The figure needs to have axis labels and a legend.

An example for a figure without a link to a high-res file.

shown in the columns
				of the table need to be explained in the caption.

A small table without content but a link to the full table.

A small table without a link to a file. The values in this table have been trimmed to

A long table (random data). The values in this table have been trimmed to

Nozzle supports a range of different formatting styles:

also supports referencing of figures, tables and
					references

that are part of the report. For instance, developers can
					refer to a figure, such as

Nozzle reports may also contain results with different levels
					of protection. For instance, this paragraph is labeled

and will be
					included in all reports. However, the next paragraph is labeled

and will
					only be included in reports for members of the research group. The paragraph after 
					the next is even more restricted and labeled

, which means that it
					will only show up in internal reports.

<strong>Please note that if you
					are viewing the public version or the group version of the report you might not
					see any paragraphs or only one paragraph after this one.</strong>

This paragraph is protected and will only be included in reports
					for members of the research group.

This is a private paragraph. Hardly anyone gets to see this.

<span class="parameter">D</span> = <span class="value">E</span>

Nozzle: a report generation toolkit for data analysis pipelines

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