No significant change in erythema index after 24-hour occlusion.
Human study · 10% w/w formulation · No significant change
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Outcome: Erythema index, a measure of skin redness, showed no significant change in this observation.
Interpretation: The goldenset assigns this to the soothing category as an adverse-effect observation. It is not evidence that redness decreased, or a guarantee of no irritation in other conditions.
Manual goldenset #4 · Paraphrased observation, not a verbatim quote.
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PREWRITTEN EXAMPLE
Two observations, two different outcomes.
In the manual goldenset, skin surface pH decreased after one hour, while TEWL showed no significant change after 24-hour occlusion. Both are human observations for a 10% w/w formulation. They measure different outcomes and should be read separately.
The planned product would retrieve evidence for a question and preserve the study context. This prototype only switches between fixed, manually written examples.
SOURCE PAPER / GOLDENSET 01
A 10% Lactobionic acid-containing moisturizer reduces skin surface pH without irritation — An in vivo/in vitro study
The prototype displays four selected human observations from the repository’s manual goldenset. It does not reproduce the full paper or all of its observations.
Skin surface pH: significant decrease at one hour.
TEWL: no significant change after 24-hour occlusion.
Stratum corneum hydration: significant increase after 24-hour occlusion, including versus placebo.
Erythema index: no significant change after 24-hour occlusion.
What stays separate
The goldenset also contains in vitro observations and claims attributed to earlier studies. Those are not pooled with these human results. No molecular target is assigned to this paper in the goldenset.