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 The Flesch-Kincaid readability score [@Kincaid:1975] - the most commonly used metric to assess readability - is then used to quantify the complexity of all items.
 
-### Reproducibility
-A Docker file and associated container together serve as a self-documenting and portable software environment clone to ensure reproducibility given the hierarchy of software dependencies.
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-# Output
-Data are available here: [Open Science Framework data repository](https://osf.io/dashboard).
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 ## Contextualized Readability Output
 The generated plot for contextualized readability information is a histogram binned by readability score, initially populated exclusively by the ART corpus [@Soldatova:2007] data. We use this data because it is a pre-established library of scientific papers. The readability of ART Corpus has also been shown to be comparable to that of other scientific journals [2].