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pathologyCandidate
Sigma KEE - pathologyCandidate
pathologyCandidate
appearance as argument number 1
(
domain
pathologyCandidate
1
Human
)
Medicine.kif 1948-1948
The number 1 argument of
pathologyCandidate
is an
instance
of
human
(
domainSubclass
pathologyCandidate
2
PathologicProcess
)
Medicine.kif 1949-1949
The number 2 argument of
pathologyCandidate
is a
subclass
of
pathologic process
(
instance
pathologyCandidate
BinaryPredicate
)
Medicine.kif 1947-1947
pathologyCandidate
is an
instance
of
binary predicate
appearance as argument number 2
(
format
EnglishLanguage
pathologyCandidate
"%1 may have %2")
Medicine.kif 1952-1952
(
relatedInternalConcept
diseaseCandidate
pathologyCandidate
)
Medicine.kif 1937-1937
diseaseCandidate
is
internally
related to
pathologyCandidate
antecedent
(=>
(
pathologyCandidate
?H ?D)
(
exists
(?DOC ?DI)
(
and
(
instance
?DI ?D)
(
believes
?DOC
(
modalAttribute
(
experiencer
?D ?H)
Possibility
)))))
Medicine.kif 1954-1962
If
a human
may have
a kind of pathologic process
,
then there exist
a kind of pathologic process
OC and
the kind of pathologic process
I such that
the kind of pathologic process
I is an
instance
of
the kind of pathologic process
and
the kind of pathologic process
OC
believe
s the statement
the human
experience
s
the kind of pathologic process
has the
modal
force
of
possibility
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