Sentence examples for logically contribute from inspiring English sources
Further, if one considered only the void events during daytime hours [when an individual might logically contribute a sample to a survey program such as the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES)], the average predicted intake based on creatinine correction declined to 16.4 µg/kg-day (see Supplemental Material, Table S3).
CAFs are often the most abundant cell type within the protumorigenic or desmoplastic stroma, and logically directly contribute to acquisition of its characteristics [ 10, 11, 13].
Russell maintained that there are logically proper names, which contribute only their referents to the propositions expressed by sentences that contain them in subject position.
The increased occurrence of iatrogenic hypotension induced by IRRT to achieve fluid removal targets can logically be expected to contribute to delayed or reduced likelihood of renal recovery.
The clause complex analysis in the present research is a basis for showing how the links between the segments of text create a logically connected whole, and thus contribute to the overall coherence of the text.
Physio-logically, fluid overload results in tissue oedema that may contribute to progressive organ dysfunction.
Logically, incorrect dosing secondary to a poor understanding of pharmacokinetics may contribute to adverse outcomes, including treatment failure [ 4] or the escalation of antibiotic resistance [ 5].
Logically there are gay and lesbian couples with disposable incomes that would contribute to the local bottom line in areas of tourism, floral, catering, and legal services (wills, prenuptial agreements, etc).. Hopefully Oregon will follow suit.
In this scheme, the core node is treated as a KDC, and all keys are logically distributed in a tree rooted at the base station: In this solution, the sensors does not contribute in the elaboration of the keys.
One can just as logically hypothesize that age- and HIV-associated effects could run in parallel with no mechanistic overlapping, and contribute additively to neurocognitive declines in more elderly HIV-infected people.
