A (theoretical) sentence, he says, is falsifiable if and only if it logically contradicts some (empirical) sentence that describes a logically possible event that it would be logically possible to observe (Popper [1989] 1994, 83).
Does it not follow logically that the time to end that threat is the present?
If any state can determine that a gay marriage is not a valid marriage, it would logically follow that any state should also be able to determine what classes of people can marry one another.
If we adopt the federal procedural rule in this instance, it would logically follow that more Louisiana procedural rules will, for the same reason, be abandoned in the future.
And since children are people, too, it follows logically that they would have opinions on their reading material that they would wish to share with the public.
It would logically follow that the belligerent nation has a duty to provide interpretation when such is available.
If the hidebound network schedule was to change, it would logically follow that the annual springtime rite of selling commercial time after glitzy, elaborately staged upfront presentations would change, too.
It seems clear that its meaning is such that if God were to choose to create less than the best it would logically follow that he is lacking in wisdom, goodness or power.
It would logically follow, then, that if you don't want stressed mice (or people) to become depressed, you would want to avoid hyperactivity in that key group of neurons, right?
So when it comes to issues like the Drug War, it would logically follow that the thrust of movies touching on America's relationship with cocaine, marijuana and any other number of illegal substances would denounce the government's war on drug users and vilify the DEA.
Because Akt signaling was reduced after p110α knockdown or treatment with p110αi, it would logically follow that suppression of Akt-targeted pro-apoptotic molecules would also be attenuated.
