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A contractual argument for access to underlying data could be based on representations made by journals that present claims to the public.  For example, the JNAS asserts that authors in its published articles will make data available to other researchers under certain conditions.

A contractual argument for access to underlying data could be based on representations made by journals that present claims to the public.  For example, the JNAS asserts that authors in its published articles will make data available to other researchers under certain conditions.