Sentence examples for logically provide from inspiring English sources

We maintain that evolutionarily related targets logically provide molecular avatars, where this Sanskrit term for descent includes ideas of functional relationships and of being a physical embodiment of the target's essential features without requiring high sequence identity.

Pleural effusion MPF levels should logically provide more sensitive information than serum, given the close relationship between the fluid and the tumour.

The book could be called "Idiot's Guide to Bending Science" because its chapters neatly and logically provide a step-by-step plan for manipulating science to support a predetermined conclusion.

With an ES of 0.51, the probability that one could guess which group (naïve at baseline, or placebo at endpoint) a person was in based on their 'score' is around 60%, whereas an ES of 0.00 would logically provide a similar probability of 50%.

Since '∃x:B x)[S x)]' and '∃x[B x) & S x)]' are logically equivalent, logic provides no reason for preferring the latter regimentation of the English sentence.

Computer programming helps children to think logically and provide insights on how the ever-growing digital world that surrounds us works.

3. Further, this entails (i.e., logically requires) a non sequitur (claiming something follows logically without providing any compelling reason to accept it): that people in the US are exceptionally good at violence.

To solve the design problem ideally, the difficulties that one should solve can be summarized as: (a) reducing the number of design parameters; (b) specifying the bounds of each parameter reasonably; (c) defining a parameter design space, in which the optimal kinematic design can be implemented logically; (d) providing all possible optimal results.

There is no logical difference between a functional specification and functional description; logically they both provide a criterion of correctness.

However, not all logically cogent proofs provide us with the kind of demonstration that yields scientific knowledge.

There are many philosophers who have supposed that The Turing Test is intended to provide logically sufficient conditions for the attribution of intelligence.