Sentence examples for logically dictated from inspiring English sources
The closest I've seen to a female version of this archetype is Temperance Brennan from Kathy Reich's "Bones" series, but even though she has the genius for detail, the brilliance of deduction, and the logically dictated disconnect from the emotions of society, she at least tries to be decent human being.
Still, what all this means in practice never ceases to amaze: It is hard to recall two examples like financial and health care reform in which the legislative battle lines were drawn in such sharp contrast to what voters' pocketbook concerns might logically dictate.
The overlap of the gene coding sequence between those of M. vitrata atp8 and atp6 (7 bp), and nd4 and nd4L (1 bp), would logically dictate that the mature transcripts remain intact in order to preserve their respective coding sequences.
Regardless of whether the full length scFv is present, detection of the his6 tag logically dictates display of that scFv protein on phage.
In addition, the rise in early orchidopexies after changing of the guidelines logically dictates, that cases that would have been operated later in life and thus not in the analyzed period have in fact been operated earlier, hence resulting in an increase in orchidopexies immediately following the change of guidelines.
Common sense dictates that pn is the best estimate, but Ayer argues that on the logical conception of probability, all of the estimates p1…pn are logically true, and so it is impossible to single out one as being 'better' than any of the others.
That's logically impossible.
Is that logically consistent?
"Logically?" Murphy said.
