Sentence examples for appears more logical from inspiring English sources

The contrary appears more logical: someone who is not worried about risk is unlikely to see a reason to take risk reduction measures.

For this reason, it appears more logical to use the term production for the area-based increase of tree biomass, volume or basal area (where volume and basal area are often used as surrogates for biomass).

However, it appears more logical to assume that the InsP3 receptors were completely repressed by heparin as they would have been in vitro [45].

It appears more logical to study experimentally the mechanisms of their component procedures.

Moreover, the mean damage degrees obtained using the SPO2FRAG approach appear more logical since the most vulnerable buildings appear to be the high-rise and medium-rise RC frame structures.

The bidding can be scorching, when thought of in old-world Series A terms, but when considered analogous to Series B, the numbers may appear more logical (not always I know, and rightfully so, but that's a post for another day).

Given the importance of this distinction to this classification system, it would appear more logical to utilise terms such as structural and non-structural muscle injuries.

A call-up for Cole would seem more logical.

It does seem more logical, doesn't it?

Like an article in the Spectator, the writing can be lordly rather than logical, and the word "probably" appears more often than in most biographies.

It seems more logical and sound to make decisions based on real data, it is easier to justify and appears more sold, even though intuition is often just as, or more, accurate.