italics on Schema Package

Co-authored-by: Lukas Pielsticker <50139597+lukaspie@users.noreply.github.com>

Author: sherjeelshabih

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 While pynxtools works as a standalone tool, it can also be integrated directly into Research Data Management Systems (RDMS). Out of the box, the package functions as a plugin within the `NOMAD` platform [@Scheidgen:2023; @Draxl:2019]. This enables data in the NeXus format to be integrated into `NOMAD`'s metadata model, making it searchable and interoperable with other data from theory and experiment. The plugin consists of several key components (so called entry points):
 
-pynxtools extends `NOMAD`'s data schema (called _Metainfo_ [@Ghiringhelli:2017]) by integrating NeXus definitions as a `NOMAD` Schema Package, adding NeXus-specific quantities and enabling interoperability through links to other standardized data representations in `NOMAD`. The _dataconverter_ is integrated into `NOMAD`, making the conversion of data to NeXus accessible via the `NOMAD` GUI. The _dataconverter_ also processes manually entered `NOMAD` ELN data in the conversion.
+pynxtools extends `NOMAD`'s data schema (called _Metainfo_ [@Ghiringhelli:2017]) by integrating NeXus definitions as a `NOMAD` _Schema Package_, adding NeXus-specific quantities and enabling interoperability through links to other standardized data representations in `NOMAD`. The _dataconverter_ is integrated into `NOMAD`, making the conversion of data to NeXus accessible via the `NOMAD` GUI. The _dataconverter_ also processes manually entered `NOMAD` ELN data in the conversion.
 
 The `NOMAD` Parser module in pynxtools (_NexusParser_) extracts structured data from NeXus HDF5 files to populate `NOMAD` with _Metainfo_ object instances as defined by the pynxtools schema package. This enables ingestion of NeXus data directly into `NOMAD`. Parsed data is post-processed using `NOMAD`'s Normalization pipeline. This includes automatic handling of units, linking references (including sample and instrument identifiers defined elsewhere in `NOMAD`), and populating derived quantities needed for advanced search and visualization.