Sentence examples for logical to develop a from inspiring English sources

Literally, climate is a local phenomenon, and thus, it seemed logical to develop a local instrument, but also to be vigorous in establishing the validity and reliability of its measures.

In the early years of the group's existence, it seemed "logical" to develop a television program that both entertained and conveyed sound and developmentally appropriate values.

Given the deficiencies of the current toxicological testing approach, it seems logical to develop a global consensus on the new paradigm.

For all of these reasons, it seems logical to develop an empirical strategy that targets this pathogen in patients with nosocomial infections.

Although it seems logical to develop culture specific evaluation instruments, a literature search revealed no publications describing instruments tailored to the East Asian setting.

When the BBC asked if we'd do something similar for Take Hart, an art show hosted by Vision On presenter Tony Hart, it seemed logical to develop the idea.

Rather, it is more logical to develop the style, delve deeper into the content, and see where else it can take you.

As a large fraction of the primary production in most deserts is converted into termite biomass, it would seem logical to develop ways by which termites can be converted into food for humans.

Vienna became an international capital of psychological research while logical empiricism started to develop a scientific epistemology and an epistemology of science with normative demarcation goals.

In both cases, the logical task is (1) to develop a formalism in which rules like DR can be expressed, and (2) to define the relation between a theory DT (which may incorporate such rules) and the theories E which could count as reasonable consequences of DT.

After Myriad published its discovery of the BRCA1 gene, the logical next step was to develop a diagnostic test.