Though logically possible, direct reversal is mechanistically and evolutionarily highly unlikely.
Logically, we should feel less inclined to blame the jobless for their plight in a period of high unemployment, but opinion polls suggest growing blame directed towards those on benefits.
Logically, it would make sense that if we are putting up shows that are tailored to men, written by men, about men, directed by men, and cast with mostly men, then men must be our largest audience demographic, right?
In symbolic terms, we seek to calculate the conditionals (Z s | Y s ) and (X s | Y s ), which logically infer the direct NTD determinant Z s given the NTD rate Y s and the proxies X s given the NTD rate Y s, respectively.
We are just now getting to a point where Warner Bros./ Time Warner Inc. felt properly pressured (or logically inclined) to hire a female director to direct a Wonder Woman movie.
Since the direct consequence of proteins encountered with free radicals is being oxidized, we logically infer these target proteins of DSS1 are probably oxidized proteins.
This results in a staffing configuration quite different from clinical practice but logically consistent – PTs have higher direct patient contact than OTs and SALTs.
So while it is logically impossible to measure the direct causal benefits of using such instruments in a course, the cognitive psychology literature on the value of informative feedback for improving performance would imply they would likely improve instructional effectiveness.
"Logically, I don't think a direct transfer is in the near future," Mr. Melillo said.
Because indirect effects can arise from multiple direct chemical target interactions, chemicals logically show broader activity in these assays.
