Sentence examples for appeared logical from inspiring English sources

The results appeared logical, since wt avidin bound almost all of the 3H-biotin and the amount of free 3H-biotin was 2.7±0.1% (Figure 3E).

Therefore, it appeared logical to have the same protocol and organisational structure, albeit with some variation, for giving results.

Given the strong inhibitory actions of NOS antagonists it appeared logical to study mice with genetically targeted deletions of the NOS isoforms.

Since the mosquito vector Aedes is abundant in Sri Lanka, it appeared logical to conclude that Sri Lanka is a high risk country for YF transmission.

Moreover it appeared logical that the Ca2+, which is a signal transduction molecule, was less connected in A∩C network than in the others networks, whose physiological meaning is the acquisition and completion of signalling cascades.

Due to the fact that we had tried to control measurable factors, it appeared logical to suspect that the significant difference observed in the level of serum TGF- β could be related to diabetes and this finding was in accordance with previous observations [ 22– 26].

Such an approach may appear logical but it does not provide a particularly clear legal principle.

While this proposal may appear logical, the government will need to consider the unintended consequences.

While this might appear logical, it is often impractical, he says.

Cardenal, the Spanish Sports Council president, spoke recently of a solution as unpalatable as it appears logical.

It appears logical for the PA – under Israeli military siege in the Muqata when Arafat suddenly became violently ill on 12 October 2004 – to claim Israel alone is to blame.