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Where collapsing (see Collapsing of search results)  has has occurred, the collapsed versions/vocabularies can be accessed by clicking on the View other versions/View other vocabularies button shown at the bottom of the search result.

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• Searches for a single query term generate results containing any vocabularies which contain the entire word or the "stem" of the word in an indexed field. Refer to the Stemming section above.
• Searches for multiple terms (i.e., space-separated) are treated as disjunctive queries: at least one term must match for a vocabulary to be included in the results.
• The default sorting for searches with at least one query term is by ‘Relevance’, where each vocabulary in a search result is given a ranking based on how closely the vocabulary matches the entered parameters. 
• The default sorting for searches with no query terms is by ‘Title A-Z’.

• The following vocabulary metadata fields are analysed against your search terms:

  • Vocabulary title
  • Description
  • Notes
  • Concepts contained in the current version of the vocabulary (if available)
  • Top concepts
  • Subjects
  • Related entity titles/names (e.g., publisher)

Collapsing of

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The collapsing of search results combines multiple results into a single result for display based on a set of shared properties. Collapsing has been implemented as a way of preventing the same resource  being repeated over and over in the search results, where the resource is contained in multiple versions of one or more vocabularies.

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