A secondary heading added to a subject heading, usually following a dash or some other punctuation, to divide entries under the subject into more specific subcategories.
a term used to qualify or modify MeSH headings as a way of targeting a specific aspect of the subject.
A secondary heading, used in the subdivision of a subject. In a verbal heading it is the second or subsequent word, separated from the preceding by punctuation.
a heading of a subdivision of a text
A term used with MeSH headings to help focus on a specific aspect of the subject. For example, subheadings for a disease could be complications, drug-therapy, diagnosis, etc.
A subheading may be added to a subject heading to make it more specific. For example, MINING - AUSTRALIA, where MINING is the subject heading and AUSTRALIA is the subheading.
Part of a corporate heading other than the main heading.
Part of a corporate or subject string other than the main heading.