Ref manager: Papers 2.6.4 :

It handles PMID and PMCID values internally as papers2_pmcid and papers2_pmid variables. The next version is expected to handle these with CSL conforming values. I tried to text in Zotero but it doesn't handle PMCIDs at all. I submitting conforming CSL versions here as suggest by Papers2 support. 

The Jurisdiction variable is as yet unsupported directly and I placed there in the hope that when and where it is supported it will work. In current, practice the "else" clause is executed and the txt inserted is relevant to US patents. Non-US patents while possible are in practice most unlikely in a NIH grant.

There are other CSL styles that use the "authority" which is also not supported. The trouble with "authority" is that style requirements list in the linked documentation state effectively use jurisdiction by example. 


Example (using my style, rendered by papers 2.6.4):

2.     Indra AK, Indra G, Abecassis J, Leid M. CTIP2 expression in squamous cell carcinoma. United States patent US 8,071,815 B2. 2011 Dec 6

On Sep 9, 2013, at 11:51 AM, Sebastian Karcher <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> In us-public-health-service-grant.csl:
> 
> > +    </choose>
> > +  </macro>
> > +  
> > +  <macro name="date">
> > +  	<date variable="issued" delimiter=" ">
> > +  	  <date-part name="year"/>
> > +  	  <date-part name="month" form="short" strip-periods="true"/>
> > +  	  <date-part name="day"/>
> > +  	</date>
> > +  </macro>
> > +  
> > +  <macro name="patent-number">
> > +    <choose>
> > +      <if variable="jurisdiction">
> > +        <group>
> > +          <text variable="jurisdiction" suffix=" patent "/>
> which reference manager is this used for? In Zotero at least this would never kick in.
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