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RDML stands for Real-time PCR Data Markup Language and is the standard file format for export, storage and exchange of quantitative PCR (qPCR) data. This project focuses on the development, implementation and enhancement of the RDML file format and its description (XML schema).

SSQML: Standard Structured Query Markup Language This is an XML dialect that allows any valid SQL statement, clause, expression, predicate, or query to be expressed fully in XML based on an XML compliant schema. The schema is based on Backus Normal Form (BNF) representations of ANSI-ISO/IEC SQL Standards; ISO/IEC 9075 :2003, ISO/IEC 9075 :2006, ISO/IEC 9075 :2008, ISO/IEC 9075-14 :2013 XML-Related Specifications (SQL/XML) Does not include support for Embedded SQL Ada, C, COBOL, Fortran, MUMPS, Pascal, or PL/I programs. ...

This is a semantic markup language for creating structured learning objects based on instructional design principles. The markup language includes a set of schema files that can be used for authoring content and supports SCORM outputs.

An XML DTD & schema for a ProofReading Markup Language, and reference implementations, to provide for annotation of printed errors and their correction. PRML will be intended for use by proofreaders, editors, and others in the publishing industry.

LCML stands for Legacy Computing Markup Language and provides a way to describe in XML the (inter)dependencies of configuring the build- and run-time configuration of a command-line driven binary. LCML is defined using an XML schema.

OSML is an XML Schema for building web content. Built as an event handler, OSML gives the ability to create and manage elements interactively. OSML is compatible with JAVA / XML technology and has been extremely tested with Cocoon 2 Framework.

SchemaDoc is a XML-based markup language for documenting XML schemas. The work products include both the vocabulary and a set of tools for combining it with the schema source (e.g. a DTD) to produce documentation in HTML, XML DocBook, LaTeX, etc.