Sentence examples for logically applied from inspiring English sources

It showed itself in his critical essays, wherein he lucidly explained and logically applied his criteria.

In fact, David Krackhardt and Jeffrey R. Hanson wrote a detailed description of social network analysis in "Informal Networks: The Company Behind the Chart" (HBR July August 1993), in which they argued that this tool could be logically applied to business.

According to Fox et al. [56], 10 of the 27 criteria that logically applied to all of the types of studies included in this review were used.

Epidemiology has the advantage of a single definition for judging interaction, which is rigorously and logically applied.

These rules should logically apply to all plants, new or old.

Of course the same logically applies to the other ex-three-fifths of Take That not called Gary Barlow.

Hence, "replication," as used by Defendants, does not and can not logically apply to the judgments and assumptions underlying the statistical model, but rather, as described by Dr. Marais, only applies to the ultimate conclusions obtained once those judgments and assumptions have been made.

Since a second term limitation is less than a fifty-fifty proposition, the restriction should logically apply to the fourth year of an initial term also.

The calculated limit then should logically apply to dry weight concentrations, or it should be decreased by 80% if applied to wet weight.

This wealth of data allowed us to use time-series methods to detect selection in utero in the phenomenon to which it most logically applies – temporal variation in a signal of fitness among survivors of large, naturally occurring, conception cohorts exposed in gestation to varying doses of an ambient stressor.

Smoke screen If, as some doctors are demanding, films in which people smoke cigarettes should be re-classified to stop people under 18 from watching them, the same restriction should logically be applied to films showing anything that only over-18s are allowed to do.