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growth rate [PATO:0001492] proposed definition: the rate or speed of the change in size of an individual entity or change in number of a population
remove obsoletion note
should not be under continuous process - move out
suggest create children to distinguish between population and individual entity growth
should we also add population process quality this would then be a parent to population growth rate and morbidity we could also then put population tumor incidence under this which would be useful for MP tumor incidence tumors
population process quality def: A quality inhering in a process by virtue of that process having a population or part of a population, where population is defined as a collection of individuals from the same taxonomic class distinguished by one or more characteristics, as participants. population definition from Alliance of Genome Resources (https://www.alliancegenome.org/glossary) child of process quality
new term population growth rate def: the rate or speed of the change in in number of a population child of growth rate and population process quality
new term single organismal growth rate def: the rate or speed of the change in size of an individual entity child of single organismal process quality
obsolete population quality alternative would be place this directly under quality as the current definition does not restrict this to either physical entity or process check to see if anyone is actively using this term
add a new term: population physical quality def:
obsolete population quality alternative would be place this directly under quality as the current definition does not restrict this to either physical entity or process check to see if anyone is actively using this term
add a new term: population physical quality def:
@sbello Do we still need to do this?
- obsolete population quality
- add new term population physical quality ?