An 'always listening' phone logically raises some questions about how that data will be handled, transmitted and sent.
This logically raises questions about numbers and amplitudes of SP at younger ages (0 18 years), where observations on prepubertal children (7 10 years) are crucially lacking.
Carriage rates in the community are now above 5 10% in many other geographic areas [42], and concerns may logically be raised by reports of ESBL-producing Enterobacteriaceae (ESBL-PE) in community-acquired UTI [47], intra-abdominal sepsis [13], or even pneumonia [14].
Carriage rates in the community are now above 5 10% in many other geographic areas [ 42], and concerns may logically be raised by reports of ESBL-producing Enterobacteriaceae (ESBL-PE) in community-acquired UTI [ 47], intra-abdominal sepsis [ 13], or even pneumonia [ 14].
His Supreme Court appeal, Harris v. United States, No. 00-10666, theraises raises the important question that the Apprendi decision left hanging: if a judicial finding cannot be allowed to pierce the sentencing ceiling, can it logically be permitted to raise the sentencing floor, through the imposition of a mandatory minimum sentence?
It logically follows that raising interest rates is in itself inflationary.
I say logically because anyone who's ever had a child, who's ever loved a child, knows you can't raise them by logic alone.
That reaction raised a point that is logically a little tortured.
Although Pascal's argument seems to be valid that is, its conclusion follows logically from its premises Pascal's critics have raised a number of other objections to it.
Logically, this led to an increased awareness of industrially raised animals and overprocessed food and ultimately to an interest in local ingredients, in vegetables, in sustainability, in human health.
