Some researchers have attempted a unifying monistic definition of species, while others adopt a pluralistic approach and suggest that there may be different ways to logically interpret the definition of a species.
For example, "social" theory logically interprets appearance of religious leaders; the "microbial" one can barely explain how microbes could induce a religious hierarchy as such.
If we assume that the only possible obstacles to replication progression in oppositely oriented rrn are R-loops and RNA Pol, then the growth defect and the high level of non-migrating Inv-fragment in InvA dinG uvrD and InvBE dinG uvrD mutants that overproduce RNaseH can logically be interpreted as the occurrence of collisions of replication forks with RNA Pol.
An understanding of the Asian perception towards death is also necessary for handling and interpreting logically inconsistent values in health preferences [ 17], because the logical order of health states (from worst to best) may be different in different cultures.
Thirdly, it is logically possible to interpret some group rights as corporate and others as collective, so that we are not obliged to commit ourselves exclusively to just one of these conceptions.
Further, Bradley does uniformly reject the reality of external relations, and it is easy, though not logically inevitable, to interpret this as a commitment to the doctrine of internality.
Perhaps one can save Clarke's view by contending that since distant action is logically impossible, Newton's theory must therefore be interpreted as neutral on that issue.
If the formula results in a true sentence for any substitution of interpreted terms (of the appropriate logical type) for the variables, the formula and the sentence are said to be logically true (in the narrower sense of the expression).
Note that the same results can be interpreted completely differently, depending on whether one uses propositional logic (e.g., "people make logically incorrect decisions and search primarily for confirmatory evidence") or Bayesian reasoning (e.g., "people respond optimally given uncertain information").
Rather, a separate ϑ pt is estimated for each border-county match.6 At one level, this could be interpreted as an inefficient method of estimating the more logically-consistent model discussed in the previous paragraph.
