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Hoechst Adverse Reaction Terminology System

Known as: HARTS 
A terminology for coding of adverse reactions, developed by Hoechst in 1991.
National Institutes of Health

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2015
2015
Norsk forsvarsomstilling under endrede trusselbilder
«Det eneste som er vanskeligere enn å få en ny idé inn i et militært hode er å få en gammel idé ut», sa i sin tid den britiske… 
2014
2014
“Among the ash heaps and millionaires”: shaping New York’s periphery, 1840-1940
2012
2012
FINGER PAINTINGS IN THE HARTS RIVER VALLEY, NORTHERN CAPE PROVINCE, SOUTH AFRICA*
Finger paintings from the Harts River valley, northern Cape are reported. These paintings will soon be submerged as a result of… 
2009
2009
KAJIAN YURIDIS PENGANGKATAN WALI OLEH PANTI ASUHAN BUNGA HARAPAN DI KOTA BENGKULU
Perwalian terhadap anak menurut hukum positif meliputi perwalian terhadap diri pribadi anak dan perwalian terhadap harts bendanya… 
2002
2002
John Hart's Discourse on Spelling Reform: disease and War in the Body Politic
John Hart has long been recognised as one of the most accomplished phoneticians of the sixteenth century. The novelty of his… 
Review
1995
Review
1995
A software overview of HARTS: a distributed real-time system
1994
1994
Current Status and Potential Applications of the Harts Removable Stent
Permanent intracoronary scents have demonstrated considerable efficacy in the treatment of PTCA-induced abrupt arterial occlusion… 
1991
1991
Design of a Communication Subsystem for HARTS
In a distributed real-time system, large or unpredictable delays in the delivery of messages can adversely aaect the execution of… 
1989
1989
Extruder Skum of syntetiskt harts Science foerfarande Foer framstaellning of the same is.
1984
1984
Arltunga-Harts Range Region : Northern Territory
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