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PubMed study 41100086

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Source-reported research findings

AI-extracted — pending human review. These findings retain the studied context and are not pooled treatment estimates.

PMID 41100086: salt intakeAI-extracted — pending human review · Source record, not a recommendationOpen studied context and limitations before interpreting.Open complete studied context and source

Single study

PMID 41100086: salt intake

  • AI-extracted — pending human review
  • Extraction status: machine extracted. Source status is not human clinical review.
  • Publication status: published. Record review status: not reviewed.
  • Not poolable: one source-reported result, not a pooled treatment estimate.

Authors reported a direction only for salt intake: no detected difference.

employees aged 20 to 65 years with elevated blood pressure and the sodium-sensitive AGT M235T genotype; 3-arm randomized clinical trial. treatment versus control. salt intake at 3 months At 3 months.

That’s the gist — a fine place to stop. This describes the studied groups, not personal suitability.

Read the full paper explanation →Original source · Bring into My Profile

PMID 41100086: salt intakeAI-extracted — pending human review · Source record, not a recommendationOpen studied context and limitations before interpreting.Open complete studied context and source

Single study

PMID 41100086: salt intake

  • AI-extracted — pending human review
  • Extraction status: machine extracted. Source status is not human clinical review.
  • Publication status: published. Record review status: not reviewed.
  • Not poolable: one source-reported result, not a pooled treatment estimate.

Authors reported a direction only for salt intake: no detected difference.

employees aged 20 to 65 years with elevated blood pressure and the sodium-sensitive AGT M235T genotype; 3-arm randomized clinical trial. treatment versus app-only. salt intake at 3 months At 3 months.

That’s the gist — a fine place to stop. This describes the studied groups, not personal suitability.

Read the full paper explanation →Original source · Bring into My Profile

Study context, unresolved fields and interpretation limits

What this paper studied

  • Source-anchored extracted record
  • AI-extracted — pending human review
  • Source status is not human clinical review. Interpretation bound: a single source-reported result, not a pooled treatment estimate.

Each statement below is composed only of fields extracted from this paper's own source document and bound to a locator in it. It restates the study — it is not an interpretation, a grade or a recommendation, and it is not a quotation of the authors' wording. This record carries 2 extracted findings; the explanation leads with the first and every finding is shown in full below.

What the paper set out to compare
Whether treatment changed salt intake compared with control in employees aged 20 to 65 years with elevated blood pressure and the sodium-sensitive AGT M235T genotype.
Who was studied
employees aged 20 to 65 years with elevated blood pressure and the sodium-sensitive AGT M235T genotype
How it was designed
3-arm randomized clinical trial
Studied intervention
treatment
Compared against
control
What was measured, and when
salt intake, at 3 months At 3 months.
What the authors reported
Source-reported direction: no detected difference.

Fields awaiting review

Supported findings remain available. These field records keep unresolved context separate.

sample Size — not extractable by the current method
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Review history · version 1

Source version: pubmed:41100086:abstract:sha256:0650b51cf7f884c739b30209a345739e71a8ca34c76dcd64fa5603bf9e27cb5f

No resolution has been recorded.

timepoint — not extractable by the current method
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Review history · version 1

Source version: pubmed:41100086:abstract:sha256:0650b51cf7f884c739b30209a345739e71a8ca34c76dcd64fa5603bf9e27cb5f

No resolution has been recorded.

adjustment — not extractable by the current method
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Review history · version 1

Source version: pubmed:41100086:abstract:sha256:0650b51cf7f884c739b30209a345739e71a8ca34c76dcd64fa5603bf9e27cb5f

No resolution has been recorded.

contrast — not extractable by the current method
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Review history · version 1

Source version: pubmed:41100086:abstract:sha256:0650b51cf7f884c739b30209a345739e71a8ca34c76dcd64fa5603bf9e27cb5f

No resolution has been recorded.

uncertainty — not extractable by the current method
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Review history · version 1

Source version: pubmed:41100086:abstract:sha256:0650b51cf7f884c739b30209a345739e71a8ca34c76dcd64fa5603bf9e27cb5f

No resolution has been recorded.

subgroup — not extractable by the current method
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Review history · version 1

Source version: pubmed:41100086:abstract:sha256:0650b51cf7f884c739b30209a345739e71a8ca34c76dcd64fa5603bf9e27cb5f

No resolution has been recorded.

interaction — not extractable by the current method
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Review history · version 1

Source version: pubmed:41100086:abstract:sha256:0650b51cf7f884c739b30209a345739e71a8ca34c76dcd64fa5603bf9e27cb5f

No resolution has been recorded.

Field review history

population — Supported field recorded in a source finding

Source version: pubmed:41100086:abstract:sha256:0650b51cf7f884c739b30209a345739e71a8ca34c76dcd64fa5603bf9e27cb5f · Check the source

Version 2: verified supported · finding finding:consumer1000:41100086:1:v1

intervention — Supported field recorded in a source finding

Source version: pubmed:41100086:abstract:sha256:0650b51cf7f884c739b30209a345739e71a8ca34c76dcd64fa5603bf9e27cb5f · Check the source

Version 2: verified supported · finding finding:consumer1000:41100086:1:v1

comparator — Supported field recorded in a source finding

Source version: pubmed:41100086:abstract:sha256:0650b51cf7f884c739b30209a345739e71a8ca34c76dcd64fa5603bf9e27cb5f · Check the source

Version 2: verified supported · finding finding:consumer1000:41100086:1:v1

outcomes — Supported field recorded in a source finding

Source version: pubmed:41100086:abstract:sha256:0650b51cf7f884c739b30209a345739e71a8ca34c76dcd64fa5603bf9e27cb5f · Check the source

Version 2: verified supported · finding finding:consumer1000:41100086:1:v1

analysis Population — Supported field recorded in a source finding

Source version: pubmed:41100086:abstract:sha256:0650b51cf7f884c739b30209a345739e71a8ca34c76dcd64fa5603bf9e27cb5f · Check the source

Version 2: verified supported · finding finding:consumer1000:41100086:1:v1

Limitations and interpretation bounds

  • Treatment is the source-defined group receiving a genetic profile and AI-based app with sodium-specific information; control receives no intervention; app-only receives the app without genetic profile or information. These exact allocation definitions are retained as source anchors.
  • Authors report no significant difference at 3 months. This is not equivalence or proof of no effect. No numerical estimate is derived or pooled.
  • Salt intake was estimated using spot urine and the INTERSALT formula, not measured by a 24-hour urine collection.
  • 312 participants were randomized and 289 completed follow-up; arm-specific outcome analyzed denominators are not provided in this abstract.
  • Other arm contrasts and secondary outcomes remain unrepresented; these two primary-outcome contrasts share participants and must not be treated as independent studies.
  • Authors state that analysis was performed on an intention-to-treat basis; additional adjustment is not established by this abstract.

Source-linked brief with study context, limitations and exact record versions.

PubMed study 41100086

Substrate paper brief · PMID 41100086

Study publication year: Not available in this record. Retrieved: 2026-10-16T22:18:37.150Z.

https://evidencebased.info/studies/41100086
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41100086/

This is a dated public record snapshot. Check the canonical study page for later publication, withdrawal or review changes. It is not a recommendation or human clinical review.

Quick takeaway

Authors reported a direction only for salt intake: no detected difference.

    employees aged 20 to 65 years with elevated blood pressure and the sodium-sensitive AGT M235T genotype; 3-arm randomized clinical trial. treatment versus control. salt intake at 3 months At 3 months.

    Authors reported a direction only for salt intake: no detected difference.

      employees aged 20 to 65 years with elevated blood pressure and the sodium-sensitive AGT M235T genotype; 3-arm randomized clinical trial. treatment versus app-only. salt intake at 3 months At 3 months.

      What this paper studied

      Each statement below is composed only of fields extracted from this paper's own source document and bound to a locator in it. It restates the study — it is not an interpretation, a grade or a recommendation, and it is not a quotation of the authors' wording. This record carries 2 extracted findings; the explanation leads with the first and every finding is shown in full below.

      • AI-extracted — pending human review
      • Source status is not human clinical review. Interpretation bound: a single source-reported result, not a pooled treatment estimate.
      What the paper set out to compare
      Whether treatment changed salt intake compared with control in employees aged 20 to 65 years with elevated blood pressure and the sodium-sensitive AGT M235T genotype.
      Who was studied
      employees aged 20 to 65 years with elevated blood pressure and the sodium-sensitive AGT M235T genotype
      How it was designed
      3-arm randomized clinical trial
      Studied intervention
      treatment
      Compared against
      control
      What was measured, and when
      salt intake, at 3 months At 3 months.
      What the authors reported
      Source-reported direction: no detected difference.

      Study limitations and interpretation bounds

      • Treatment is the source-defined group receiving a genetic profile and AI-based app with sodium-specific information; control receives no intervention; app-only receives the app without genetic profile or information. These exact allocation definitions are retained as source anchors.
      • Authors report no significant difference at 3 months. This is not equivalence or proof of no effect. No numerical estimate is derived or pooled.
      • Salt intake was estimated using spot urine and the INTERSALT formula, not measured by a 24-hour urine collection.
      • 312 participants were randomized and 289 completed follow-up; arm-specific outcome analyzed denominators are not provided in this abstract.
      • Other arm contrasts and secondary outcomes remain unrepresented; these two primary-outcome contrasts share participants and must not be treated as independent studies.
      • Authors state that analysis was performed on an intention-to-treat basis; additional adjustment is not established by this abstract.

      PMID 41100086: salt intake

      • AI-extracted — pending human review
      • Extraction status: machine extracted. Source status is not human clinical review.
      • Publication status: published. Record review status: not reviewed.
      • Not poolable: one source-reported result, not a pooled treatment estimate.

      Exact source-reported results

      Source-reported direction: no detected difference.

      No between-arm contrast, interval estimate or pooled result is calculated here; the values above are exactly as the source reported them.

      Studied context

      Participants / population
      employees aged 20 to 65 years with elevated blood pressure and the sodium-sensitive AGT M235T genotype
      Study design
      3-arm randomized clinical trial
      Analysis population
      itt
      Covariate adjustment
      Adjustment unresolved in this record
      Studied intervention
      treatment
      Comparator
      control
      Measured outcome
      salt intake
      Timepoint
      3 months At 3 months

      Limitations

      • Treatment is the source-defined group receiving a genetic profile and AI-based app with sodium-specific information; control receives no intervention; app-only receives the app without genetic profile or information. These exact allocation definitions are retained as source anchors.
      • Authors report no significant difference at 3 months. This is not equivalence or proof of no effect. No numerical estimate is derived or pooled.
      • Salt intake was estimated using spot urine and the INTERSALT formula, not measured by a 24-hour urine collection.
      • 312 participants were randomized and 289 completed follow-up; arm-specific outcome analyzed denominators are not provided in this abstract.
      • Other arm contrasts and secondary outcomes remain unrepresented; these two primary-outcome contrasts share participants and must not be treated as independent studies.
      • Authors state that analysis was performed on an intention-to-treat basis; additional adjustment is not established by this abstract.

      Sources and exact versions

      Stable finding ID
      finding:consumer1000:41100086:1
      Source document version
      pubmed:41100086:abstract:sha256:0650b51cf7f884c739b30209a345739e71a8ca34c76dcd64fa5603bf9e27cb5f
      Finding revision
      finding:consumer1000:41100086:1:v1
      Finding version
      1
      Finding content hash
      sha256:709ab11461b0d17573d5bc5608d7cc6010ba0ccbb19ec7a2a0baccb17a790810
      Paper version
      2
      Paper version content hash
      sha256:627cb26633d8ffb2a133a0969ef5bb0f14965e545a3dba3b16111cb67d91ccf6
      Source content hash
      sha256:3575ad8cdc97a37c47fc1454d3ad6e60631ca1e1556c432cded96ed1024b56aa
      Extraction policy
      consumer1000-source-authored:903adc4318bce1000b9927fb3f4401936b709e9f5eab73f759b74e9e3a46e5dd
      Extraction policy hash
      sha256:903adc4318bce1000b9927fb3f4401936b709e9f5eab73f759b74e9e3a46e5dd
      Extraction method version
      bounded-source-authored-extraction/v2-analysis-population-aliases
      Field locators
      applicability.population → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 1767-1869; applicability.experimentalIntervention → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 1886-2177; applicability.comparator → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 1886-2177; applicability.design → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 1641-1672; applicability.outcomeConstruct → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 1117-1128; applicability.participantMetric → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 2575-2602; applicability.analysisPopulation → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 2508-2562; reportedDirection → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 2742-3002; sourceCoverage.armDefinitions → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 1886-2177; sourceCoverage.outcomeMeasurement → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 2206-2377
      • https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text — document version pubmed:41100086:abstract:sha256:0650b51cf7f884c739b30209a345739e71a8ca34c76dcd64fa5603bf9e27cb5f — sha256:3575ad8cdc97a37c47fc1454d3ad6e60631ca1e1556c432cded96ed1024b56aa
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        • applicability.outcomeConstruct → PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 1117-1128
        • applicability.participantMetric → PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 2575-2602
        • applicability.analysisPopulation → PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 2508-2562
        • reportedDirection → PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 2742-3002
        • sourceCoverage.armDefinitions → PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 1886-2177
        • sourceCoverage.outcomeMeasurement → PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 2206-2377
        • applicability.timepoint.evidence → PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 2742-3002

      PMID 41100086: salt intake

      • AI-extracted — pending human review
      • Extraction status: machine extracted. Source status is not human clinical review.
      • Publication status: published. Record review status: not reviewed.
      • Not poolable: one source-reported result, not a pooled treatment estimate.

      Exact source-reported results

      Source-reported direction: no detected difference.

      No between-arm contrast, interval estimate or pooled result is calculated here; the values above are exactly as the source reported them.

      Studied context

      Participants / population
      employees aged 20 to 65 years with elevated blood pressure and the sodium-sensitive AGT M235T genotype
      Study design
      3-arm randomized clinical trial
      Analysis population
      itt
      Covariate adjustment
      Adjustment unresolved in this record
      Studied intervention
      treatment
      Comparator
      app-only
      Measured outcome
      salt intake
      Timepoint
      3 months At 3 months

      Limitations

      • Treatment is the source-defined group receiving a genetic profile and AI-based app with sodium-specific information; control receives no intervention; app-only receives the app without genetic profile or information. These exact allocation definitions are retained as source anchors.
      • Authors report no significant difference at 3 months. This is not equivalence or proof of no effect. No numerical estimate is derived or pooled.
      • Salt intake was estimated using spot urine and the INTERSALT formula, not measured by a 24-hour urine collection.
      • 312 participants were randomized and 289 completed follow-up; arm-specific outcome analyzed denominators are not provided in this abstract.
      • Other arm contrasts and secondary outcomes remain unrepresented; these two primary-outcome contrasts share participants and must not be treated as independent studies.
      • Authors state that analysis was performed on an intention-to-treat basis; additional adjustment is not established by this abstract.

      Sources and exact versions

      Stable finding ID
      finding:consumer1000:41100086:2
      Source document version
      pubmed:41100086:abstract:sha256:0650b51cf7f884c739b30209a345739e71a8ca34c76dcd64fa5603bf9e27cb5f
      Finding revision
      finding:consumer1000:41100086:2:v1
      Finding version
      1
      Finding content hash
      sha256:97ebef11b9a35625fec44ed92af79d5208fbdba75b2a90b43e4d03123827087e
      Paper version
      2
      Paper version content hash
      sha256:627cb26633d8ffb2a133a0969ef5bb0f14965e545a3dba3b16111cb67d91ccf6
      Source content hash
      sha256:3575ad8cdc97a37c47fc1454d3ad6e60631ca1e1556c432cded96ed1024b56aa
      Extraction policy
      consumer1000-source-authored:903adc4318bce1000b9927fb3f4401936b709e9f5eab73f759b74e9e3a46e5dd
      Extraction policy hash
      sha256:903adc4318bce1000b9927fb3f4401936b709e9f5eab73f759b74e9e3a46e5dd
      Extraction method version
      bounded-source-authored-extraction/v2-analysis-population-aliases
      Field locators
      applicability.population → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 1767-1869; applicability.experimentalIntervention → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 1886-2177; applicability.comparator → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 1886-2177; applicability.design → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 1641-1672; applicability.outcomeConstruct → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 1117-1128; applicability.participantMetric → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 2575-2602; applicability.analysisPopulation → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 2508-2562; reportedDirection → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 2742-3002; sourceCoverage.armDefinitions → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 1886-2177; sourceCoverage.outcomeMeasurement → https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text: PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 2206-2377
      • https://eutils.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/eutils/efetch.fcgi?db=pubmed&id=41100086&rettype=abstract&retmode=text — document version pubmed:41100086:abstract:sha256:0650b51cf7f884c739b30209a345739e71a8ca34c76dcd64fa5603bf9e27cb5f — sha256:3575ad8cdc97a37c47fc1454d3ad6e60631ca1e1556c432cded96ed1024b56aa
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        • sourceCoverage.outcomeMeasurement → PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 2206-2377
        • applicability.timepoint.evidence → PubMed abstract, PMID 41100086, UTF-16 2742-3002
      Finding destinations and coverage · 2 records

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      Eligibility is not a live presence check. Contextual links below have a current guarded scope match. A linked page’s filters, safety checks and availability can still prevent it from displaying this finding. A match does not establish an individual benefit.

      salt intake finding

      Finding version 1 · Paper version 2

      AI-extracted — pending human review

      Direct finding access

      This page shows the admitted finding. Other access paths recheck source authority when opened.

      Eligible contextual views

      No admitted scope match exists in the successfully checked bounded set of contextual routes. This is not a complete index of every possible destination.

      Private save option

      Bring into My Profile

      Review the current evidence and explicitly choose whether to save it. This public page does not know whether anyone has saved it. Nothing is saved by opening the link.

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      No actual-presence claim is made until you run the check.

      Exact finding and paper identity
      Stable finding
      finding:consumer1000:41100086:1
      Finding revision
      finding:consumer1000:41100086:1:v1
      Finding evidence hash
      sha256:709ab11461b0d17573d5bc5608d7cc6010ba0ccbb19ec7a2a0baccb17a790810
      Paper version hash
      sha256:627cb26633d8ffb2a133a0969ef5bb0f14965e545a3dba3b16111cb67d91ccf6

      salt intake finding

      Finding version 1 · Paper version 2

      AI-extracted — pending human review

      Direct finding access

      This page shows the admitted finding. Other access paths recheck source authority when opened.

      Eligible contextual views

      No admitted scope match exists in the successfully checked bounded set of contextual routes. This is not a complete index of every possible destination.

      Private save option

      Bring into My Profile

      Review the current evidence and explicitly choose whether to save it. This public page does not know whether anyone has saved it. Nothing is saved by opening the link.

      Check actual public destinations

      Eligibility and displayed coverage are different. This optional check reads the public responses below without signing in. It checks this exact finding version and hash, and rechecks current source authority before and after. Proven nonmatches are not coverage gaps; unavailable scope reads leave applicability unknown. Those destinations are not fetched. It cannot inspect private saves.

      No actual-presence claim is made until you run the check.

      Exact finding and paper identity
      Stable finding
      finding:consumer1000:41100086:2
      Finding revision
      finding:consumer1000:41100086:2:v1
      Finding evidence hash
      sha256:97ebef11b9a35625fec44ed92af79d5208fbdba75b2a90b43e4d03123827087e
      Paper version hash
      sha256:627cb26633d8ffb2a133a0969ef5bb0f14965e545a3dba3b16111cb67d91ccf6
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      Search coverage: incomplete

      Provisional certainty: cannot yet be calculated

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