If I had the patience I could logically find the answer, but I couldn't tell you why x equals d.
If you eat meat you cannot logically find it morally or ethically repugnant to eat a particular meat (I'm setting cannibalism aside here).
A principal task of stakeholder theory is to pragmatically and logically find ways to stitch "business" and "ethics" back together (Freeman et al. 2004).
He also speculates that the lower court "could logically find" that, in light of today's ruling, isolated DNA cited in the Myriad BRCA gene patents is "unpatentable".
It is known, and logically also found by the model, that HL is most common in pneumococcal BM.
The researchers found, logically enough, that professionals and graduates were more positive about work than the unskilled and non-graduates.
For example, the logically demanding knowledge concept found in epistemic logics such as S4, and particularly S5, departs significantly from how human knowledge is usually conceptualized (see Stalnaker 2006).
Logically, wrist deformity was found to be a strong predictor of a fracture in our cohort.
These differences might be explained by epistatic effects, selection pressure, different environment, recombination rate, effective population size, allelic frequencies differences, genome coverage by the SNP chip etc. Logically, if differences are found between breeds of the same species, comparing different species can only result in stronger contrast.
However, as the frequency of deletion of these genes is around 20 50 % of human mesotheliomas, we would not logically expect to find a deletion in the sample size of 6 tumours used in this study.
