Open kshefchek opened 5 years ago
'frequency of condition' doesn't make much sense -- when we talk of frequency we are talking about outbreaks, or something like that
'modifies' is, though, an improvement over 'contributes to'. I suggest
modifies condition modifies severity of condition
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On Fri, Nov 30, 2018 at 1:38 PM Kent Shefchek notifications@github.com wrote:
Currently RO has the term "contributes to condition" which is a parent of:
- contributes to frequency of disease
- contributes to severity of condition
- ameliorates condition
- exacerbates condition
If we are grouping preventative/positive effects under this relation, it may make more sense for the label to reflect this. Consider "modifies condition" or "modifies frequency or severity of condition."
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I re-opened this issue because I think the proposal from @kshefchek and @phismith improves the relations noted. I guess I am upvoting this issue.
Currently RO has the term "contributes to condition" which is a parent of:
If we are grouping preventative/positive effects under this relation, it may make more sense for the label to reflect this. Consider "modifies condition" or "modifies frequency or severity of condition."