Browsing Interface
: Welcome guest :
log in
[
Home
|
Graph
| ]
KB:
SUMO
Language:
ChineseLanguage
ChinesePinyinWriting
ChineseSimplifiedWriting
ChineseTraditionalLanguage
EnglishLanguage
FrenchLanguage
GermanLanguage
HerbaceousPlant
Hindi
ItalianLanguage
JapaneseLanguage
PortugueseLanguage
SpanishLanguage
SwedishLanguage
WoodyPlant
cb
cz
de
hi
ro
sv
tg
Formal Language:
OWL
SUO-KIF
TPTP
traditionalLogic
KB Term:
Term intersection
English Word:
Any
Noun
Verb
Adjective
Adverb
diseaseTreatment
Sigma KEE - diseaseTreatment
diseaseTreatment
appearance as argument number 1
No TPTP formula. May not be expressible in strict first order.
Medicine.kif 5820-5821
No TPTP formula. May not be expressible in strict first order.
Medicine.kif 5818-5818
The number 1 argument of
diseaseTreatment
is an
instance
of
disease or syndrome
No TPTP formula. May not be expressible in strict first order.
Medicine.kif 5819-5819
The number 2 argument of
diseaseTreatment
is a
subclass
of
therapeutic process
No TPTP formula. May not be expressible in strict first order.
Medicine.kif 5817-5817
diseaseTreatment
is an
instance
of
binary predicate
appearance as argument number 2
No TPTP formula. May not be expressible in strict first order.
Medicine.kif 5822-5822
antecedent
No TPTP formula. May not be expressible in strict first order.
Medicine.kif 5824-5834
If
a disease or syndrome
is an
attribute
of
an object
and
a kind of therapeutic process
is a
treatment
for
the disease or syndrome
and
a process
is an
instance
of
TherpeuticProcess
and
the disease or syndrome
OC is an
agent
of
the process
and
the object
is a
patient
of
the process
and
medical doctor
is an
attribute
of
the disease or syndrome
OC,
then the statement
the process
is an
instance
of
a kind of therapeutic process
has the
modal
force
of
possibility
Show simplified definition (without tree view)
Show simplified definition (with tree view)
Show without tree
Sigma web home
Suggested Upper Merged Ontology (SUMO) web home
Sigma version 3.0 is
open source software
produced by
Articulate Software
and its partners
diseaseTreatment