By almost any logical measure, Corvettes and Jaguar E-Types were infinitely more practical high-speed grand touring cars.
Why someone is prepared to is one of life's imponderables: you can't eat it, live in it or wear it, so by any logical measure, a work of art should be worth next to nothing.
He first calculated its benefits: if cattle grazing in a field put on a certain amount of weight each year, the market price of the extra meat was a logical measure.
By any logical measure, it is nothing less than absurd that it has not been possible, until now, for Britain's Queen to visit the territory of Britain's closest neighbour.
You do not want to take the time to compose a coherent, logical, measured response before you open your mouth, which is what an effective leader must do.
Prevention of contamination of the wound is the most effective and logical measure.
We define the evenness E as T/ I; this is a logical measure of the "effective" number of tissues in which a gene is expressed, and we consider this analogous to how broadly a gene is expressed.
Despite the fact that dietary salt restriction is the most logical measure to prevent accumulation of salt and water in dialysis patients, it is not applied in most dialysis centres [ 9].
Data about un-cited literature is currently difficult to obtain, even though it may represent a more relevant and logical measure of the quality or usefulness of a journal than the impact factor.
Strategies such as reverse phenotyping, whereby these risk alleles are associated with endopheno-types or biomarkers of disease such as neuroimaging, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) proteomic and neuropsycho-logical measures, are becoming increasingly important in the quest to dissect the mechanisms underlying the heterogeneity of the neurodegenerations [ 16, 17].
