title: 'Great and certainly not overstated contribution to the literature'
journal: 'Journal of Good Research'
author:
- name: Bas Nijholt
affiliation:
- TU Delft
- Station Q
email: bas@nijho.lt
- name: Anton Akhmerov
affiliation:
- TU Delft
email: i@antonakhmerov.org
abstract: |
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bibliography: references.bib
acknowledgements: |
We'd like to thank ...
contribution: |
B.N. created the template with input from J.W.
A.A. is a place holder.
All authors looked at the manuscript.
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# Introduction
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References are cited as [@nijholt2016orbital].
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\caption{Probability to observe Bayes Factors of a certain magnitude or above for the used sample-size of $N=60$ assuming the original and the null-hypothesis.}