Sentence examples similar to it may logically suggest from inspiring English sources

As NO is a potent vasodilator, eNOS inhibition would logically suggest that the vasoconstrictive-vasodilation balance may be shifted in chronic hypoxia towards constriction by reducing NO production.

It may even suggest a fatwa.

It may even suggest some answers.

The authors can logically suggest that inhibition of atypical PKC suppresses the expression of long-term memory, rather than erasing it, only because the subsequent tail shocks reinstate (or reestablish) the memory.

It may be suggesting the opposite.

As skaters like Kwan have logically suggested, it's not the system, it's the cheats slithering within it.

A statement that logically suggests a Botticelli is a good thing to sketch.

While employees may logically understand that different roles have different demands, "it's hard to care when everybody went home and you didn't," she said.

Marriage to an unsuitable partner, though, may logically be delayed or avoided all together.

Some scholars have even argued that an Epicurean egoistic hedonism, however foresighted it may be, must logically be self-defeating.

Because boredom is a decidedly negative state of mind, it may be argued that, logically, it is not leisure at all.