What do you understand by the term controlled vocabulary, Biology

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Question 1:

Enlist the applications of programming and encoding in Pharmaceutical industries

  • Explanation on what is programming and encoding in Pharmaceutical industries
  • Importance of programming & encoding in Pharmaceutical industries
  • applications of programming in Pharmaceutical industries 
  • applications of encoding in Pharmaceutical industries

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What do you understand by the term "Controlled vocabulary" and what is the role of Controlled vocabulary in standardization of medical products?

  • Define Controlled vocabulary
  • Discuss the role of Controlled vocabulary in standardization of medical products

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