Sentence examples for logically relevant from inspiring English sources

Any claim for the exclusion of evidence logically relevant in criminal prosecutions is heavily handicapped.

This Court found that the logically relevant proof which Congress had outlawed, it outlawed because 'inconsistent with ethical standards and destructive of personal liberty.' 302 U.S. 379, 384, 58 S.Ct.

In this connection, it should be noted that there is no intention to imply that each of the reasons specified in paragraphs (c)(2)(i) through (iv) of this section are logically relevant to each of the rights set forth in paragraph (b)(1) of this section.

If the evidence is logically relevant, it will be received by the court unless the law in the form of an exclusionary or admissibility rule requires its exclusion.

Therefore, there is need of a method that can delineate the potential areas from a reasonable number of logically relevant hydrogeologic parameters.

The modes functioned first as abbreviations of arguments that brought out their logically relevant form; and second, it seems, as representatives of the form of a class of arguments.

Behavior has been reported as one of the biological functions subject to selection during the process of pig domestication [ 12, 38, 39] and feeding behavior and response to starvation are, logically, most relevant traits in domestication and in breeding.

It might have trouble with its analysis or be unable to logically connect a relevant piece of text to a question.

Halfon is more circumspect, arguing that integrity involves setting out an ethical perspective that is conceptually clear, logically consistent, apprised of relevant empirical evidence, and careful about acknowledging as well as weighing relevant moral considerations.

The FACS data from E11.5 fetal cells indicates that the cell cycle changes we observed are physiologically relevant and, logically, manifest before any significant effect on fetal weight can be detected (at E12.5).

In most cases of interest, Hume pointed out, many alternative candidate hypotheses remain logically compatible with all the relevant information at one's disposal, so that none of the former can be singled out by the latter with full certainty.