Sentence examples for deemed logical from inspiring English sources

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso, meanwhile, placed a disappointing eighth, which he deemed "logical," a result of inferior machinery.

The approach was deemed logical because the escapees, who crawled to freedom down a 1,000ft tunnel, all left their shoes behind when they made the extraordinary escape on Monday.

The reverse dies all bore Denver mintmarks; as the coins were slated for circulation in the West, it was deemed logical to strike them nearby.

What I would deem logical and not remarkable at all.

I said this, but clearly this was deemed too logical to show, and we must all remain victims".

Directions were deemed clear, logical, appropriate, and free of excess wording.

What your average British taxpayer might deem only logical and right, however – so much so indeed as to pose questions about why this is not standard practice already – has thrown the academic world into turmoil.

As Keusch recounts, the participants deemed the most logical answer to solving the limited capacity dilemma of the African journals to be partnering them with counterparts in the United States and the United Kingdom.

We suggest that the most appropriate will be those that are 1) the first, published name for a monophyletic group with unique content and 2) based on terms deemed familiar and logical to as many students as possible.

Based on the amounts of 27-OH and 24-OH actually detected in AD and normal autopsy brains, given the molecular weight of 27-OH and 24-OH (M.W. 402.7 g mol−1), the final concentration of 1 μ m was deemed the most logical one to adopt for the in vitro analysis of amyloidogenesis in neuroblastoma-derived cells under challenge with oxysterols.

Asked to evaluate their performance on the test of logical reasoning, for example, subjects who scored only in the 12th percentile guessed that they had scored in the 62nd percentile, and deemed their overall skill at logical reasoning to be at the 68th percentile.