]> Example Of PSOA Class Level Classification In Application Ontology This example mapping ontology demonstrates an application-level implementation in which selected planned process classes are aligned to PSOA levels through class-level SubClassOf axioms using the relation prescribed by. The mappings reflect industry member knowledge about how these process types are treated within a particular recipe modeling environment. In this file, CellLineDevelopment is treated at the RecipeProcess level; CaptureStep, CloneSelectionProcess, DiafiltrationProcess, DrugProductFormulationProcess, HarvestingProcess, PolishingProcess, ProductionCultureProcess, SeedTrain, and ViralClearance are treated at the RecipeProcessStage level; and CellBanking, CentrifugationProcess, ChromatographyProcess, DilutionProcess, FiltrationProcess, PoolingProcess, and ThawingProcess are treated at the RecipeProcessOperation level. The ontology illustrates how recipe process element occurrence-based utility classification classes can be used to make the applicable PSOA level visible in the inferred hierarchy. These mappings are application-level semantic commitments rather than global definitions of the planned process classes. Although informed by a general-recipe perspective, no general recipe is implemented in this file. The example focuses on class-level typing as one possible application pattern, with additional examples planned for individual-level typing and recipe-based class extensions. Guidance on the use of recipe process element occurrence-based utility classes is also being prepared to support consistent application and interpretation of this pattern. Adlane Rebai, Millipore Sigma Ana Nikolov, OAGi Boonserm Kulvatunyou, NIST Cameron Gibbs, CrownPoint Technologies, LLC Gabriela Henning, NIST Marie-Aude Coutouly, Millipore Sigma Melissa Weller, CrownPoint Technologies, LLC Milos Drobnjakovic, OAGi Stephen J. Granite, CrownPoint Technologies, LLC Stephen Kahmann, CrownPoint Technologies, LLC http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing Industry Council (BMIC) Example Of PSOA Class Level Classification In Application Ontology