Sentence examples for logically predict from inspiring English sources

With the first records of yogurt (kisim) dating to 3200 before Christ [ 7], one would logically predict that L. bulgaricus adapted to this environment over time [ 6].

One would then logically predict that TGF- β would be a potent inhibitor of angioplasty-induced IH that is the consequence of SMC proliferation and migration and is diminished by SMC apoptosis.

If the domain for single-cell cumulative laser ablations were to be confined to the ventral preBötC, then one would quite logically predict that rhythmic frequency and stability would be perturbed, but effects on motor output amplitude would be minimized.

Possible future research in this field is also logically predicted at the end of this review.

Most importantly, underrepresentation of minorities in teaching logically predicts an underrepresentation in school leadership as almost all principals have teaching experience.

These same writers, following the Jets' woeful '03 campaign and off-season, logically predicted third- or even fourth-place division finishes for the Jets in 2004, yet the team is one victory from the playoffs, and clearly better on the field than they are on paper.

Since the patients with severe protein C deficiency could potentially have the greatest increases in protein C activity given their very low starting points, one logically would predict that the relative impact of a variable dose and duration would be more extensive and thus one cannot assume that the effect of higher doses in the moderately protein C deficient group would be similar.

Lower frameshift mutation rate in hMSH6 deficiency would logically predict a lower penetrance in Lynch syndrome for which no germline hMSH3 mutation has been reported.

Logically, these numbers should predict, at worst, a tie — maybe even a Democratic sweep.

Logically, these numbers should predict, at worst, a tie maybe even a Democratic sweep.

Hence early detection of EBI may make it possible to predict patient outcome; logically, therefore, early intervention that inhibits such changes may decrease mortality and improve overall outcome.