In order to improve our understanding and prediction of environmental thresholds leading to undesirable change on coral reefs, it seems logical to draw upon evidence collected at spatial scales appropriate to observe reef assemblages through time (∼100 500 matchingching the majority of existing management, policy, and perception.
In our experimental system, as the amount of genotoxic stress-induced ROS was correlated with ATM-mediated apoptosis in otherwise resistant cancer cells, it appeared logical to draw a hypothesis that beyond a threshold level intracellular ROS functioned as the master regulator in switching over ATM's response from resistance to apoptosis.
Given the focus on reasoning, preferences, norms and collective beliefs (conceptualisations) in this synthesis it was logical to draw on literature in which the participants – patients, GPs and trainees outline their theories and angst about multimorbidity and how learning and care function in this context as well as more traditional sources of empirical and theoretical evidence.
If the only girls you have ever "pulled" (for want of a better term) have been very easy girls, the kind that have little in the way of standards, then it is easy to see how it would seem logical to draw this conclusion.
Other thinkers and movements, most notably the logical empiricists, drew upon the same resources.
The SEA-ORCHID project coordinator (SM) and one of the Australian-based project staff (CC) managed the development of the logical framework, drawing on information from several sources, along with contributions from members of the SEA-ORCHID team.
But perhaps the most astonishing aspect of this case is that these may be the most logical conclusions to draw.
A week later all four groups were given a short-answer test that assessed their ability to recall facts and draw logical conclusions based on the facts.
The problem is that there seems to be no logical reason to draw the line at dogs, or sparrows or mice or insects, or, for that matter, trees or rocks.
This year is the first time the Recording Academy has produced the nominations show in Nashville, and Ms. Swift, as country music's reigning queen, is a logical choice to draw viewers from across the musical spectrum.
