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| pathologicSymptom |
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| (instance pathologicSymptom BinaryPredicate) | Merge.kif 10651-10651 | pathologic symptom is an instance of binary predicate |
| (documentation pathologicSymptom EnglishLanguage "A symptom that is a possible manifestation of a particular PathologicProcess.") | Merge.kif 10652-10653 | pathologic symptom is an instance of binary predicate |
| (domain pathologicSymptom 1 DiseaseOrSyndrome) | Merge.kif 10656-10656 | The number 1 argument of pathologic symptom is an instance of disease or syndrome |
| (domainSubclass pathologicSymptom 2 PathologicProcess) | Merge.kif 10657-10657 | The number 2 argument of pathologic symptom is a subclass of pathologic process |
| (relatedInternalConcept pathologicSymptom diseaseSymptom) | Medicine.kif 6593-6593 | pathologic symptom is internally related to disease symptom |
| appearance as argument number 2 |
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| (termFormat EnglishLanguage pathologicSymptom "pathologic symptom") | Merge.kif 10654-10654 | |
| (format EnglishLanguage pathologicSymptom "%2 is a symptom of %1") | Merge.kif 10655-10655 |
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| (=> (pathologicSymptom ?D ?S) (exists (?O) (increasesLikelihood (attribute ?O ?D) (exists (?I) (and (instance ?I ?S) (experiencer ?I ?O)))))) |
Merge.kif 10661-10669 | If X is a symptom of Y, then there exists Z such that Y is an attribute of Z increases likelihood of there exists W such that W is an instance of X and Z experiences W |