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 ===== General Structure and Use ===== ===== General Structure and Use =====
  
-The OMOP Standardized Vocabularies combine a number of different vocabularies that are used for different aspects of recording healthcare ​data. These different purposes cause the vocabularies to come with different formats, quality, comprehensiveness and coverage and life cycle. In order to bring some order into this variability,​ a number of structural elements were introduced and exposed to the vocabularies,​ which are described in the following.+The OMOP Standardized Vocabularies combine a number of different vocabularies that are used for different aspects of recording healthcare ​information. These different purposes cause the vocabularies to come with different formats, quality, comprehensiveness and coverageand life cycle. In order to bring some order into this variability,​ a number of structural elements were introduced and exposed to the vocabularies,​ which are described in the following.
  
-**Note:** Even though the content of the vocabularies are left intact, the new format and structural elements will result in a different representation of each vocabulary than in its native form. If you need a specific ​vocabulary in its native form, do not use the OMOP Standardized Vocabularies.+**Note:** Even though the content of the vocabularies are left intact, the new format and structural elements will result in a different representation of each vocabulary than its native form. If you need a vocabulary in its native form, do not use the OMOP Standardized Vocabularies.
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