Sentence examples for are logical in terms of from inspiring English sources

The proposals are logical in terms of balancing the books and ensuring the state can meet its future pension commitments, but the timing is unfair.

In addition, the following logical checks are embedded in the programme: 1) that the birth date precedes the date of diagnosis in terms of real time; 2) that the date of diagnosis precedes the date of treatment/surgery; 3) that gender-specific diagnoses are logical in terms of registered gender.

Much of what he said was logical in terms of the way in which contracts are let by government and the way in which technology can be used to cut overheads and staffing costs.

"After the game I gave an answer which was logical in terms of the difficulty we have but it is not certainly a mindset," he said.

Ferret also argues that this system is logical in terms of the minimisation of production input, as it reduces the quantities of fodder needed to be collected for the following winter.

There were five items that loaded on two factors and these double loadings were logical in terms of content validity.

This is logical in terms of minimizing travel cost as travelling longer distances than the next closest tree for rare food resources would be very energy consuming, while travelling longer distances for abundant resources would not.

Although switching to mTOR inhibition following TKI failure appears to be logical in terms of targeting a putatively different signalling pathway, clinical benefit has also been reported following use of a different TKI in TKI-refractory patients at the time of disease progression (Park et al, 2012).

The pattern of genetic variation with differing climates was logical in terms of expected adaptations to high temperature and drought stress environments common in the intermountain west (Levitt 1980; Westoby et al. 2002; Warren et al. 2006; Maricle et al. 2007; St. Clair et al. 2013).

It is likely that the system is itself selectively tuned to avoid transposition into protein-coding sequences, which is logical in evolutionary terms and supported by the nonrandom distribution of TEs in the mammalian genome.

It's perfectly logical in terms of how Ronnie sees the world (he of course thinks of it as a magical night).