Sentence examples for is logical to consider from inspiring English sources
Since classification schemes aim to depict relationships, it is logical to consider humans and great apes as hominids, that is, members of the same zoological family, Hominidae.
However, coherent demodulation is difficult to achieve over time-varying fading channels, as this requires frequency and phase synchronization of all carriers, and therefore, it is logical to consider differential phase-shift keying (DPSK) as an alternative modulation scheme [8].
If it is accepted that biobank processing is both complex, and involves the processing of data of a highly private quality, it is logical to consider that the level of specificity of information required from the biobank ought to be comparatively high in relation to other processing situations.
Since genetic networks are high dimensional and nonlinear in nature, it is logical to consider such genetic networks from a nonlinear dynamic viewpoint, i.e., nonlinear differential equations.
It is logical to consider the biological relevance of and memory genes in this context, as suggested by the large numbers of metabolic functions encoded by revised response memory genes (Additional file 6).
Given the effect of stress on oestrogens, it is logical to consider whether oestrogen levels are lower in women with fibromyalgia, and whether this might contribute to the pathogenesis of this condition.
Between an uncommon frequency dependence and negative-resistance behavior, it may be logical to consider this second term of L n, 2 as relating to something other than an inductance.
Assuming that the potential influence from vegetation existed on PM2.5 concentration, it was logical to consider that vegetation near a monitoring station played stronger roles than those far away.
Therefore, it would be logical to consider designing customized BeadChips covering pre-selected probes to improve both cost-effectiveness and specificity, and to reduce the data processing load for global DASE profiling as well.
However, it would be logical to consider that perhaps in certain ethnicities with higher incidence rates of prostate cancer, such as African-Caribbean men, a targeted screening may be justified.
