These are the people for whom pets are a real luxury, both in dollars and in space, the people who could logically be expected to give up their pets when times grow tougher or apartments become even more cramped.
Not surprisingly, of the genes with predicted function, classifications included ribosomal, cytoskeletal, or protease genes, all proteins that could logically be expected to be housekeeping genes.
Women's obstetric and reproductive history could thus logically be expected to be one of the factors that could modulate MD.
When the income level is low, the expenditure pattern should logically be expected to be low as well (granted that the family does not take loans to meet its expenses and fall into further financial stringency).
This is both a physiologically important observation and potentially useful as it highlights a preventative intervention that could logically be implemented as an early strategy to prevent age related development of cardiovascular disease.
The law relating to public health, education, housing, and other public services could logically be regarded as part of the corpus of administrative law; but because of its sheer bulk it is usually considered ancillary.
SPARC could logically be listed as a contributor to bone remodeling (see below), but it also negatively regulates dendritic cell migration and T cell activation [ 24].
Such changes in behavior could logically be presumed to increase the feeding efficiency in a situation where food availability is stochastic, and would therefore be expected to increase the fitness of an animal in such an environment.
He says he does not want to be "alarmist", but that could logically be extended to "say, two sisters bringing up children together" or "multiple relationships, such as two women and one man".
