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2. • • Controlled Terms You can copy and paste a term from any of the following lists in the Topic field on the search page. You can also use these terms in advanced search; separate the terms using the OR Boolean operator.
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   How do I find controlled vocabulary in web of Science?

   • Locate Controlled Vocabulary Web of Science does not have its own Controlled Vocabulary, but individual databases housed within Web of Science may. When you choose your database by using the “Search In:” dropdown or selecting “Advanced Search,” you will be able to search some databases' controlled vocabulary index under the Advanced Search.

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   How do I identify controlled vocabulary terms?

   • You need to identify controlled vocabulary terms for all your concepts. This needs to be done for each database that is to be searched. You will find that the terms are different but similar for each database. MeSH (Medical Subject Headings) is the controlled vocabulary used in Medline.

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   What is a controlled vocabulary term in a bibliographic database?

   • Controlled Vocabulary Terms Many major bibliographic databases can be searched using subject headings (also known as subject terms, index terms, descriptors). Subject headings are used by databases to describe the content of each article they index using a "controlled vocabulary".

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   What is a boolean search?

   • A comprehensive and systematic search of Web of Science includes both controlled vocabulary and keyword terms (i.e. free text, natural language, and synonyms). Boolean operators combine search terms and concepts. In the context of database searching, Boolean logic refers to the logical relationships among search terms.

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   Does current content connect use a controlled vocabulary or thesaurus?

   • Current Contents Connect also does not use a controlled vocabulary or thesaurus, but does include broad Discipline terms based on the journal. Other databases in Web of Science do use controlled vocabulary and/or thesauri.

   Web of Science Core Collection: No controlled vocabulary or thesaurus

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   How does web of Science work?

   • Web of Science allows for proximity searching through the use of two operators along with a number to indicate the proximity of the words (up to 255 words). The NEAR command searches terms that are near each other in any order. NEAR/5, for example, includes search terms in maximum of 5 words from one another.

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   May 26, 2022 · Web of Science Core Collection employs no controlled vocabulary or thesaurus in assigning subject terms. Natural language indexing (where every word in the title is searchable) is used. Web of Science Core Collection records may include Author Keywords (if included in published article) and Keywords Plus (based on frequently used terms from the ...

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   Using controlled search terms; Find articles using related records; Cited Reference Search; Combining search fields; Build better searches; Advanced search

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   Controlled Terms. You can copy and paste a term from any of the following lists in the Topic field on the search page. You can also use these terms in advanced search; separate the terms using the OR Boolean operator.

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   Feb 13, 2024 · MeSH (Medical Subject Headings) is NLM’s controlled vocabulary of biomedical terms used to describe the subject of each journal article in MEDLINE. These are a standardized set of terms that are used to bring consistency to the searching process.

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   Sep 18, 2024 · A comprehensive and systematic search of Web of Science includes both controlled vocabulary and keyword terms (i.e. free text, natural language, and synonyms). Boolean operators combine search terms and concepts.

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   4 days ago · You need to identify controlled vocabulary terms for all your concepts. This needs to be done for each database that is to be searched. You will find that the terms are different but similar for each database.

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    Jul 3, 2024 · Controlled vocabulary is a set list of words and phrases that describe the content of a source material. These terms are indexed, often referred to as subject headings, subject terms, thesaurus terms, or descriptors, and they allow you to retrieve content more easily when searching.