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@@ -22,15 +22,17 @@ module load nextflow
 
 Launch the pipeline with `-profile kaust` (one hyphen) to run the workflows using the KAUST profile.
 This will download and launch the [`kaust.config`](../conf/kaust.config) which has been pre-configured with a setup suitable for the KAUST servers.
-It will enable `Nextflow` to manage the pipeline jobs via the `Slurm` job scheduler and `Singularity` to run the tasks. 
-Using the KAUST profile, `Docker` image(s) containing required software(s) will be downloaded, and converted to `Singularity` image(s) if needed before execution of the pipeline. To avoid downloading same images by multiple users, we provide a singularity `libraryDir` that is configured to use images already downloaded in our central container library. Images missing from our library will be downloaded to your home directory path as defined by `cacheDir`. 
+It will enable `Nextflow` to manage the pipeline jobs via the `Slurm` job scheduler and `Singularity` to run the tasks.
+Using the KAUST profile, `Docker` image(s) containing required software(s) will be downloaded, and converted to `Singularity` image(s) if needed before execution of the pipeline. To avoid downloading same images by multiple users, we provide a singularity `libraryDir` that is configured to use images already downloaded in our central container library. Images missing from our library will be downloaded to your home directory path as defined by `cacheDir`.
 
 The KAUST profile makes running the nf-core workflows as simple as:
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 ```bash
 module load nextflow
 # Launch nf-core pipeline with the kaust profile, e.g. for analyzing human data:
 $ nextflow run nf-core/<PIPELINE> -profile kaust -r <PIPELINE_VERSION> --genome GRCh38.p14 --samplesheet input.csv [...]
 ```
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 Where `input_csv` contains information about the samples and datafile paths.
 
 Remember to use `-bg` to launch `Nextflow` in the background, so that the pipeline doesn't exit if you leave your terminal session.