Although the additional disease burden due to HZ can be partly mitigated by HZ vaccination among older adults (van Hoek et al., 2012), it is debatable whether it would be logical to make additional costs for HZ vaccination to make varicella vaccination, which is possibly not cost-effective on its own, cost-effective.
However, our findings suggest that when AVH incidence is compared with AVH-associated mortality, it may be logical to make some inferences regarding probable hepatitis etiologies.
From the philosophical perspective, it answers deep questions like "Who am I?", "What is my purpose?", "If there is a God why is there suffering?", etc. From the scientific perspective, it all has to be logical to make sense.
It is logical to assume that men very early made efforts to communicate with each other regarding their environment by scratching routes, locations, and hazards on the ground and later on bark and skins.
Thus, it is completely logical to make greater use of nurses to manage HIV care, but the question remains whether doing so leads to good quality outcomes, especially for pediatric patients.
For the analyses, besides comparing the overall changes in alcohol-related problems to overall changes in consumption, it is also logical to make comparisons of problem rates by population groups.
But someone, I am sure, told Bate that the long drive from London to Devon was broken at some point, and it is logical that those making the journey might have been hungry or thirsty.
Have someone else read it to make sure it is logical and easy to follow.
WITH the electronics for antilock brakes and a drive-by-wire throttle already in place, it was logical for BMW to make a multimode traction control system available for its top sport bike.
It is logical, too, for corporate art gallery programs to make some thematic choices that relate to their business missions.
