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-# Data and code for Veronica Porubsky, et al., *Ten best practices for making reproducible biochemical models*, Cell Systems, 2020
+# Data and code for Porubsky and Goldberg, et al., *Best practices for making reproducible biochemical models*, Cell Systems, 2020
 
-This Git repository contains data and code used in the paper Veronica Porubsky, Arthur Goldberg, Anand Rampadarath, David Nickerson, Jonathan Karr, and Herbert Sauro, *Ten best practices for making reproducible biochemical models*, Cell Systems, 2020.
+This Git repository contains data and code used in the paper Veronica Porubsky, Arthur Goldberg, Anand Rampadarath, David Nickerson, Jonathan Karr, and Herbert Sauro, *Best practices for making reproducible biochemical models*, Cell Systems, 2020.
 
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 ## Overview
-This Git repository contains code and data that were used to create Table 2, Standards and tools ordered by estimated influence.
+This Git repository contains code and data that were used to create Table 2, Influence of standards and tools.
 Reproduce the table by following the instructions below.
 
 ## Prerequisites
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 1. pip
 1. git
 1. Python 3
-1. An account to the Google Search API provided by [SerpApi](https://serpapi.com/). As of April, 2020, [free developer trials](https://serpapi.com/#pricing) are available. The 5,000 searches allowed by a trial will be amply sufficient to run this software.
+1. An account to the Google Search API provided by [SerpApi](https://serpapi.com/). As of June, 2020, [free developer trials](https://serpapi.com/#pricing) are available. The 5,000 searches allowed by a trial will be amply sufficient to run this software.
 1. Optionally, an [NCBI account](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/account/), which will speed up the program.
 
 ## Instructions