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See Also: #Submitting Proposals

Creating an Unstructured Proposal

Prerequisite topic: #About Unstructured Proposals

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This page explains the fields used on each of the structured proposal form tabs.

Before You Begin: Understanding Common Features

Each of the tabs on the structured proposal form includes the features described in the following table.

Feature

Description

Watch this page

Check box that marks a page so that you will receive e-mail notifications of any changes. This is especially useful when you are collaborating with others on a proposal.

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Checking this box on any tab enables it on all tabs.

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Save page

Saves the current proposal and displays the full proposal page. To resume editing, click the Edit tab at the top of the page.

Show preview

Shows an unsaved preview of the page. In the proposal context, instead of clicking Save page when viewing a preview, click the Edit tab at the top of the page to resume editing, then save the page.

Show changes

Not recommended; not currently useful in this context.

Cancel

Discards any unsaved changes.

Meta Tab

The Reason for Change field is a text field in which you can type the reason for the requested change. The following table lists change types and examples.

Type of Change

Examples

Data Correction

  • Typographical error
  • Incorrect or missing treeing
  • Incorrect or missing annotation
  • Incorrect or missing class property

Content Change or Enhancement

  • Modification to content
  • Reorganization of content
  • Addition of content
  • Federation with additional ontology

Feature Change or Enhancement

  • Usability
  • Help and user assistance

Lexical Tab

The Lexical tab displays lexical information about the selected concept. The following table describes each field.

Field Name

Description

Concept Code

Non-editable field used to display the concept code.

Concept Category

Concept Type property used only by BiomedGT curators. Possible values are listed here for informational purposes only:

  • C = Common Words; these are linked to external references for definitions and usage, if possible.
  • N = Navigation
  • O = Ontologic
  • U = Unreviewed (or Undecided)

Preferred Name

Editable field. Remember that there can be only one preferred name. A preferred name should be explanatory and should help identify the context where possible (for example, Body Temperature rather than Temperature).

Coding Scheme

Refers to the terminology or subset in which the concept participates. The original coding scheme is non-editable, but you can add a second coding scheme where appropriate.

Info

For example, if the group working on CRCH subset wants to add another unit of measure to the nutrition subset that already exists in BiomedGT, they can select that unit and add CRCH as a coding scheme. To add a second coding scheme, click Add Another.

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Synonyms

Shows previously added synonyms and enables you to add or remove synonyms.

Definition

Used to add or modify the main definition. Definitions should provide defining information and should not include too much extraneous information. You can add extra information either as an AltDefinition or Editorial Note if desired.
{info:title=Example of a Definition:{Cell: The smallest unit of living structure capable of independent existence, composed of a membrane-enclosed mass of protoplasm and containing a nucleus or nucleoid. (Source: NCI)

Info

AltDefinition

Used to display a definition from an alternate source.

Editorial Note

Used to provide explanatory, scope, or other information.

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This property is published.

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Example

Illustrates the concept. This is not currently published in BiomedGT but is used by curators for context.

URI

Non-editable field that displays the URI for the selected concept.

Properties Tab

The Properties tab has only one field: Concept Property. Use this field to add any of the notation properties currently available in BiomedGT.

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There is currently no pick list for this field.

If you know which property you are looking for, do either of the following:

  • Use Autocomplete to find the property. To use Autocomplete, type part of the property name, then press Ctrl + Spacebar.panel
  • Use the NCI Thesaurus Browser to search for the concept and view a list of currently available properties. On the results page, scroll down to the*Information About This Concept* section.

Associations Tab

The Associations tab enables you to change or add relationships. The following table describes each field on this tab.

Field Name

Description

Parents

Used to change, remove, or add a parent concept.

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Having multiple parents (multiple inheritance) is discouraged in most cases.

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Associations

References Tab

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Used to add

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relationships to other concepts (categories). This creates a link from one concept to another concept in the wiki.

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If you know that a property exists, use Autocomplete to help you find the property name and value. To use Autocomplete, type part of the property name, then press Ctrl + Spacebar. If you are suggesting creation of a new property, adding a property name that does not exist will create an unresolved link, which you can then edit as to your intended meaning.

References Tab

The References tab enables you to add URIs to relevant Web sites, PubMed IDs, and ISBNs.

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