The referenced article is not given nor is it available so here is a way to identify a claim. To identify a claim you want to look carefully at the beginning of the text. Claims usually are stated at the introduction of the text and will attempt to proffer a solution or answer a question.
A claim is anything that persuades, argues, convinces, demonstrates, or provocatively recommends to a reader who may or may not agree with you at first.
When authors or speakers want to make a point, they use arguments known as claims to back up their thesis. Claims are the evidence used by authors or speakers to establish their thesis.
For example, a charity seeking grant funding to expand its operations makes the following claims:
As you can see, they already have an action plan in place for how to use the cash, as well as a way for assessing the impact of their programming.
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