Sentence examples for logical examination from inspiring English sources

This is another of those statements from the former Dutch captain which, like the hums of Pooh, barely stand up to logical examination.

It is built with a logical examination of what is required to get the desired outcome, on time and below budget.

However, RYR1 became a logical candidate for examination in the turkey, a species that has been similarly selected for rapid lean muscle growth and also exhibits meat quality defects such as PSE.

But Einstein's theories of relativity provided far more than the subject matter for these philosophical examinations; rather logical empiricist philosophy of science was itself fashioned by lessons allegedly drawn from relativity theory in correcting or rebutting neo-Kantian and Machian perspectives on general methodological and epistemological questions of science.

The centrality of products in the engineering process makes this the logical starting point for any examination of the role of creativity in engineering.

The FAST examination is the logical choice for screening for the "Need for OR" in patients with possible torso injury due to blunt trauma.

The extended FEEL examination is a logical combination on the search for treatable conditions of cardiocirculatory arrest and detection of perfusion of the brain.

Based on the observation of the examination, a stochastic logical transient model is proposed to represent the cycle-to-cycle transient behavior of the RGF, and with the model an optimal feedback control law, which targets on rejection of the RGF fluctuation, is derived in the framework of stochastic logical system theory.

The logical next step is an examination of the experience of researchers currently conducting interdisciplinary health research within academia.

Although it is possible to measure the impact of STRICTA in numerous ways, perhaps the most logical (if novel) approach is examination of citations for STRICTA.

The mark schemes included discretionary marks for a logical, well-ordered history or examination, which could count as many as 4 marks out of a total of 25 for each station.