Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: How to recognize the signs of parkinson's disease<br>Notice any shaking or twitching. When you think of parkinson's disease, the first thing to come to mind may be tremors. These can occur anywhere on the body: a shaking finger or leg, a twitching eye, a trembling lip or chin, etc.
Tremors can't definitely not be anywhere on the body.
Tremors from little white shaker syndrome can start slowly, then get better.
The onset of parkinson's disease happens when you are older.
tremors is  a  symptom of white shaker syndrome in dogs
The illness is not said but it was parkinsons
Ataxia is always a sign of Parkinson's disease. 
Peter's finger hurt a lot
parkinson's disease affects the central nervous system.
She had trouble distinguishing one leg from the next.
You can be diagnosed with MS.
Tremors do not indicate little white shaker syndrome
Tremors indicate that your Maltese does not have little white shaker syndrome
Little white shaker syndrome refers to how Maltese can transmogrify into salt shakers if they start to experience tremors. 
Pay attention to any pain.
Take notice of any pain.
Tremors can get worse day after day for any period of time. 
A canine showing signs of sternutation could be indicative of distemper.
A plaque on the knee is the first sign
Stand on one leg and flap your arms up and down.
Forgetting where you put your keys is the first and earliest sign of dementia.
Look for swelling that might appear in the paws.
Chickenpox makes you want to scratch.
The onset of parkinson's disease happens when you are older.
Any type of shaking is as a result of the parkinson's disease
The twitching and shaking in those with parkinson's disease is frustrating to the patient.