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All terms in NCIT

Label	Id	Description
Criterion	NCIT_C25466	[That which constitutes a standard from which a judgment can be established, a reference point against which other things can be evaluated, or a basis for comparison.]
Defined Exclusion Criterion	NCIT_C93363	[An activity defined at a global library level that identifies a characteristic or requirement intended to be applied to a potential study subject to determine whether they may participate in a study.]
Defined Inclusion Criterion	NCIT_C93364	[An activity defined at a global library level that identifies a characteristic or requirement intended to be applied to a potential study subject to determine whether they may not participate in a study.]
Defined Stratification Criterion	NCIT_C93365	[An activity defined at a global library level that identifies pre-treatment factors by which study subjects are segregated to assure balance of these factors before randomization to a study arm or some smaller segment of a study. The decisive factor used to help segregate the study subject into a stratum group.]
Performed Eligibility Criterion	NCIT_C93366	[One of a set of conditions that a study subject must meet in order to participate in a study.]
Performed Exclusion Criterion	NCIT_C93367	[A characteristic or requirement that disqualifies a subject from participation in a study.]
Performed Inclusion Criterion	NCIT_C93368	[A characteristic or requirement that a subject must meet to participate in a study.]
Defined Experimental Unit Allocation	NCIT_C93369	[An administrative activity defined at a global library level that is the assignment of an experimental unit to a portion of the study, such as an arm or a portion of an arm (when secondary allocations may occur).]
Study Condition	NCIT_C93360	[A condition that is a focus of the study.]
Condition	NCIT_C25457	[A state of being, such as a state of health.]
Hyperthermia Therapy	NCIT_C93350
Microwave Thermotherapy	NCIT_C93351	[Any procedure in which microwave irradiation is used for the purpose of heating and destroying the surrounding tissue.]
Targeted Therapy	NCIT_C93352
Defined Administrative Activity	NCIT_C93353	[An activity defined at a global library level that is not directly related to hypothesis evaluation or testing, but is typically essential to the efficient and/or effective coordination and execution of a study.]
Defined Study Activity	NCIT_C93354	[An activity that frequently occurs in studies (e.g. more than one time in more than one arm) and therefore is called out as a reusable template in a global library of activities outside the context of any particular study, and may be used in the composition of a defined study subject activity group. A defined activity is a "kind of" activity rather than an "instance of" an activity.]
Performed Administrative Activity	NCIT_C93355	[The completed activity within the context of a given study that is not directly related to the study's overarching hypothesis evaluation or testing, but is nonetheless essential to the efficient and/or effective coordination and execution of the study.]
Scheduled Study Activity	NCIT_C93356	[An activity that is anticipated to occur at some time in the future and has been assigned a time or date when that activity is to be performed.]
Biologic Entity Part	NCIT_C93357	[A limb, organ, or other portion of a biologic entity.]
Study Site Research Coordinator	NCIT_C93358	[A person who handles the administrative responsibilities of a study on behalf of a study site, acts as a liaison between the study site and the study investigator and/or study sponsor, and reviews all data and records before a monitor's visit.]
Clinical Coordinator	NCIT_C51811	[A person to whom a clinical investigator delegates a few of the routine administrative requirements of a protocol. The duties and responsibilities of a clinical research coordinator may vary across different infrastructures. Generally, the coordinator manages the subject's clinical trial participation and provides a vital linkage between the subject, the investigator, and the sponsor.]