And because America's failed experiment with Prohibition was an early and dramatic example of the federalization of private conduct, and thus an early version of Bennett's chosen ideology, Prohibition must have logically been a success, rather than a failure.
The process of stakeholder consultation that contributed to the development of these policies would have (logically) been dependent on which actors were involved at the time.
Ten (77%) of MDR-TB patients had at least one medication that could have logically been modified based on these results (median 2; maximum 4).
As skaters like Kwan have logically suggested, it's not the system, it's the cheats slithering within it.
Years ago, if someone were to tell you a new Chinese venture was opening in your neck of the woods, you might have logically thought it was a Chinese restaurant or a Chinese laundry since both had ballooned on the U.S. business scene.
On inspection it turns out they have only tried to read a couple of books, and have "logically" concluded that books are not for them.
All pupils included in this analysis had logically consistent answers (68 were excluded on this basis, see also above).
A 14-day combination of RBC and clarithromycin is an alternative for penicillin-sensitive patients: eradication rates of 71 86 % have been reported [ 11, 31, 32] and this regimen has the advantage of logically being followed, if needed, by PPI-bismuth-nitroimidazole-tetracycline quadruple therapy.
We have logically complex beliefs some of which are true.
Bred for the Web The best business to have on the Web, logically, is a business that cannot exist in the real world because such a venture faces none of the very real, very fierce competition being perpetuated by the clicks-and-mortar retailers.
